CUET ENGLISH MAHA LIVE 2026 | VOCABULARY | LEARN WORDS | IMPORTANT WORDS MEANING | VOCAB

Okay, am I audible? Where is my paper? Yes, we have arrived. In the, yes, yes, yes. Hello and very good evening to all of you. How are my dear champions? Today is indeed a very good day for CUET aspirants. Because today, the first thing that happened to all the students was that many students, after their city intimation slips arrived, were very worried because their center had been allotted elsewhere. They had filled in one place, and despite filling in the nearest option, their center was sent 200 km, 500 km away. Okay? But now a tweet has come from NTA in which they have said that okay, we will work on this and a solution will be found very soon. So the hope here is that the problem with your center might, might be resolved. Okay? So this was one piece of good news. This was a matter of relief. The biggest thing that is going to happen with you today, my watch is showing approximately 5:15. It's 15, 16 minutes past 5. Precisely 16 and a half minutes past 5. Okay? Now, from 5 o'clock until now, let's say it's 17 minutes or 16 minutes past 5. From now until 9:00 PM, I will take only about 4 hours of yours. And within those 4 hours, we will try to cover at least 2000 vocabulary words, words that are definitely in CUET, words that have a chance of appearing, words that you must know, words that will build your foundation. They will help you in reading comprehension. Your confidence will boost, my child. That's what we are going to do today. Okay? How will we do it? We will learn while talking and joking. We will practice with questions, we will practice with games, and I have some of my own methods. I will teach you through those methods. Today, this is our collective target, that at least 2000 will be done. Oh, it will be done, man. All the blockage is here. All the limitations are only in our minds. Otherwise, if we want, we can do anything. Do you agree? You agree, right? Okay. Let me tell you, maybe 1000 years ago, or 700 years ago, 500 years ago, did anyone think there would be an airplane? Did anyone ever think that studies would be happening like this? Huh? 100 years ago, did anyone think that one could study online like this? Did anyone think that? No one thought that, right? It was a dream. But someone must have come. Someone must have thought. They first removed this limitation of their mind, saying no, this can happen. This is possible. Similarly, you have to believe that if you are sitting here on May 1st and your exam is on May 11th, it is possible that you can score 250 out of 250 in English. Okay? So first, tell your mind, "Yes, I can." Everyone write "Target 2000" in the comments. This is the target. We are not moving from here until this is done, man. We are not moving from here. Make this session powerful by liking it. Give your power, your energy to me. I will stand here for 4 hours. I will not get tired. And if I don't get tired, how can you get tired, my darlings. Okay? So everyone, comment "Target 2000". Promise yourself that I will not get up until this is done today. And when I finish this session, my confidence will be at a different level. My knowledge will be at a different level. And I will not forget all these words today. Okay? Are you all ready? Is everyone prepared? Everyone come. Share it with all your friends. Call them too. Because the more the comment section fills up today, the more comments people make, you all make, the more you will be able to remind each other. Vocabulary is remembered like this. It is remembered like this. Someone told you, "You are very pretentious." Huh? What is this? Now it's remembered. Someone told you, "You seem quite gluttonous." Gluttonous. What is this? He rebuked me. Rebuked. What is this? This is very incessant. Incessant. What is this? Now all these words, reticent, incessant, gullible. What was this? Impeccable. What is this? If someone tells you once, you will remember it. Or if you say this word to someone. So vocabulary is remembered by using it with each other. So come with me, share this session. Everyone like it so that it reaches others too. This session is going to be a powerful session today. Listen to one more piece of news. Not just one vocabulary session today. Before the 11th, I have thought of taking back-to-back, big, only vocabulary sessions. Only vocabulary. Why? Because vocabulary is everything. What is there in grammar? You can even watch my old videos for grammar, that will work, my child. But making you remember vocabulary is important. And vocabulary is not remembered on its own. If you watch it in a live session like this with me, you will remember it. If you sit by yourself and try to memorize it, it's difficult. But when I do it, I will remind you repeatedly, I will ask, I will make you forget, I will make you remember, I will recall, I will make you write, I will make you cross out. You will remember it. Okay? Are you ready? Is this for a marathon session? Is the energy full? Yes. With full energy. Yes. Come on. Let's start, friends. Come on. Yes. We will go from easy to hard. We will go from easy to advanced. We will go to hard. First, the easy ones, so that we get into a rhythm. Get into a rhythm. Come on. Let's do the easy ones first. Then we will go towards the hard ones. Come on. Some positive words that we should know for vocabulary. Adore, to like someone, to worship someone. Adoration is derived from that. Liking is called liking. Cheerful is called very happy. Jubilant, what is it for happy? Jubilant. Sanguine, optimistic, someone who has a lot of hope is called sanguine. Felicity, or felicitation program also happens. That is for happiness. We knew this. Delight, delightful, we know this too. Write it down in the comments with me once. Write down in your copy. Whatever words there are. Mellifluous is very sweet, very good. Mellifluous. The opposite of superfluous. Tranquility is called peace. Elation is happiness. Enthusiasm is called zeal. These were all normal, you would know them too. Okay, let's look at the negative ones. Misery is called sorrow. Misery or trouble is called sorrow. Agony is pain or some sorrow. Grumpy is an irritable person, a grumpy person is called grumpy. Furious is angry. Flustered is very nervous. Apprehension, what does 'apprehension' mean? It means being very worried about something, having apprehension. Envy is called jealousy. Okay? Rancid is called rotten. Callous is called very hard. Hard. How is 'callous' pronounced? It is pronounced 'callous'. Okay? Rested is called sad. Gloomy or glum. All these are used for being sad. Bitterness is called bitterness. We are just warming up a little. What are we doing? We are warming up. Come on. It's a warm-up. Okay? And let's look at some more related to happiness and emotions. Sane, someone who has a mind, whose intellect is working correctly. Insane, meaning someone who is mad, is called insane. Sensible is called wise. Infuriated is derived from furious. Angry, someone who is angry is called furious. Infuriated. Okay? Calm is called peaceful. Lethargy is called laziness. What are the words for laziness? Lethargy. Lethargic. Indolent. All these are for being lazy. Sluggish. All these are for being lazy. Alright. Ecstatic. What is ecstatic called? Very happy. Cynical, someone who doubts everyone is called cynical. Okay? Reticent is called quiet or shy. Nonchalant is someone who doesn't care about anything, they are called nonchalant. Audacious is brave, someone who has shown a lot of courage is called audacious. Okay? Shall we do one thing? Shall we do one thing? Let's do one thing. Let's do one thing. First, all the vocabulary words that you feel you have learned. Everyone must have remembered 5 to 10 vocabulary words that are their favorites. They must have. Let's do one thing. Let's do one thing. Let's do one thing. Everyone must have learned 5 to 10 vocabulary words. Yes. Everyone has learned them. Yes. Everyone knows 5 to 10 vocabulary words. Everyone knows 5, 10, 15 vocabulary words. Let's do one thing. First, try to think of the vocabulary words that you know. And write them down in the comments once. Write them down for yourself. I will pick up those vocabulary words from your comments and write them here. Okay? Let's see how many we can come up with that you generally remember. That are your favorites. Start writing your favorite 10, 15, 20 vocabulary words in the comments once. Okay? Come on, let's start. First, we need to know how much we remember. Whoever knows any vocabulary word, that seems a bit difficult and they have learned it, start writing it. Write its meaning too. Write its meaning too. Write the meaning. And I will start writing here. I will write for you. What? I will write for you. This will be your vocabulary. Everyone's own. Yes. Tell me quickly. Start writing with the meaning, everyone. With the meaning. Start writing with the meaning, everyone. Write the word with the meaning in the comments. Write the word and then write its meaning. First, let's see how much we have learned. Come on. Everyone start writing with the meaning. I will write quickly. Loquacious. The child liked it a lot. Loquacious. The child wrote loquacious. Listen, I am writing your words. First, loquacious, what does it mean? Very talkative. Okay? I have written this for you. What else? And misery. Misery means sorrow. Misery means sorrow. Life's troubles. For the troubles, it was there. And taciturn. Taciturn means someone who speaks less. Taciturn means someone who speaks less. Okay? This is yours. And keep telling me. Impeccable. One child wrote impeccable. I have seen impeccable too. And quickly. Hurry up. Glutton. Someone who eats a lot is called a glutton. These are your words. These are your words. Diligent. For hard working? Diligent. Diligent means very hard working. Diligent. Abundant means plentiful. Abundant means in abundance. Abundant. Okay? And perplex means very confused. Perplex means very confused. And pragmatic. One child said the word pragmatic. Pragmatic means practical. Pragmatic means someone who is very practical. Reciprocate. To give back the same thing to someone. Reciprocate. Does everyone remember these words? Yes. Does everyone remember? Magnanimous. Big-hearted. Magnanimous. Big-hearted. Okay? Big-hearted. It feels like the name of a 90s movie. These are all words you have told. These are all words you have told. Come on. And mundane. There is a word mundane. Mundane means very sad. Mundane. Dull. Sad. Profound. A child told the word profound. Profound means very deep. Deep. Profound. And ambidextrous. Someone who can work with both hands. Ambidextrous. And ecstatic was for happy. Reticent. Prosaic. Prosaic means dull. Prosaic means dull. These are words you have told. Prosaic means dull. Diligent. And prevent was easy. Gregarious. Sociable. Gregarious. Sociable. I am telling you words you have told. Gregarious. Come on. Calm was very easy. A little difficult. Dismal means sorrow. Dismal means sadness or sorrow. Dismal was for that. And equivocal. Confusion in voice. Not confusion. Someone who doesn't speak for this side or that side. What is that called? Equivocal. Impeccable. That was also said. Impeccable is done. And elated is also there. Resilience. No, resilience was easy. Any other slightly more? That's all you know? Huh? That's all you know? Child. Abhor. Abhor means for hate. Abhor. Optimistic was easy. And ad hoc means for a specific purpose. Ad hoc is a word. And profound. Profound is also done. No problem. Whatever you know, think about it once. Paranoid. What does paranoid mean? Paranoid. The child said paranoid. Didn't say the meaning. Paranoid. Lacuna is used for a gap. Lacuna. Notorious. That was easy. What does notorious mean? A very infamous person. A very infamous person. Sophisticated. No, sophisticated doesn't mean being troubled. Redundant. Unnecessary. That was a very good word. Redundant. That which is not needed. Unnecessary. Redundant. Redundant. That which is not needed. Okay? Alright, that's enough. And belligerent. For enmity. Hostile. Benevolent. Okay? We did these yesterday. Alright, let's just do these for now. Come on. Now let's do new ones. Yes. So, frugal. Tell me the meaning of frugal. Shama Parveen. Eminent. Vansh Sharma. Tell the meaning too. Yes. You have written them. Very good. You have gone through all these words in your mind, thinking, "How many vocabulary words do I know?" You know all of them. And that's a very good thing, man. Honestly, tell me. You have given very good words. First, applause for you. You have given the basic level words. These are repeated in the exam too. These are repeated in the exam too. Now, let's see what we are going to do. Let's see what we are going to do. Before that, I will write some words here. I will write some words here. All vocabulary is divided in two ways. Divided into two things. What you need to remember for your exam. Remember. I am telling you something very important. This will help you remember. Vocabulary is divided into two things. How? One is your adjectives. What are your adjectives? You call someone stingy, you call someone fat, you call someone thin, you call someone very irresponsible. Like adjectives of someone. You call someone a liar, thin, weak. All the words like these are adjectives. What are they? They are adjectives. Infamous, notorious, good, wise, foolish. The words like these, they ask for adjectives. And what do they ask for the most? They ask for adjectives the most. Okay? Some vocabulary is verbs. They are verbs. What kind of verbs are they? What kind of verbs are they? To reduce something, meaning to mitigate, to eliminate. So they ask for verbs like this. So, if you remember any word, my child, turn it over in your mind. Is it an adjective? Is it a verb? Mostly they ask like this. They also ask for nouns, but less. They mostly ask for adjectives and verbs. So you have to remember it in that way. What do we do? We do one thing. We will write some adjectives and verbs here in Hindi that we must know. For example, for example, for example, let's look at big. What are the synonyms we should remember for big? Big. Second, I am writing here, small. What is it for small? Okay? And I am writing a third one here. I will write a third one. For a good person, an honest person. Honest or good. What will be used for honest or good? We will write down whatever we remember. Let's write one for bad. Bad. What is used for bad? Bad. A bad person. Someone who is notorious, like a rogue. Okay? Let's look at one word. Let's look at one more word. You tell me, what other word could there be? In praise and criticism. One is happy. What are the words for happy? What are the words for happy? Let's look at sad. What will come for sad? Sad. Okay? Let's look at one. Let's look at one. Something that is clear or unclear. We will look at that. Okay? And what other words are there? And what other words are there? We are okay. And what other words are there? And happy is also done. Small is also done. Big is also done. And what else is done? And poor. Related to poor or poverty. Let's look at something related to poor or poverty. Eighth. Eighth. We will look at something related to poor. Poor or poverty. We will look at related to poverty. And what else could there be? And what other adjectives are used? That are used in general life. Think about it. Think about it. And what else could there be? And what else is happening? And fake. If something is fake, false. Let's look at related to that, something that is false. And any other word? And what other words are there? And one more. Let's look at verbs. Let's look at verbs. To reduce something. To reduce. To reduce. We will look at words related to reducing. And to increase something. To increase something. Let's look at words related to increasing. And let's make one. Let's look at one more word. Something that attracts. What is it for attracting? Like this, we have written 8-10 words. As they come up, we will write their synonyms. Okay? These will help us. What will they do? They will help us. We will see all the synonyms for big, how many types there are. We will see all of them. Okay? If some new ones come, we will do those too. Come on, let's start. This file you are seeing, it is a very important file. Do you know why? Because these are all the vocabulary words that have been asked in CUET PYQs so far. They have appeared in previous year questions. So what should be our target? Let's complete this one. What if it repeats? Second, there is another file. This is the file that contains vocabulary words asked in all your competitive exams at the CUET level, above or below this level. If we do both of these well today, then we will have a good vocabulary bank ready for CUET. Do you agree? Do you agree? Yes sir, we agree. We agree. But remember, what do we need to remember? What do we need to remember? That for big, what is the word? For small, what is it? We will keep it very simple in our minds. We will keep it simple. Okay? And all those synonyms will be repeating. Actually, similar words will be repeating. We need to remember them. We will do that now. Is everyone clear? Clear? Absolutely. Yes sir. Clear? My child, today we will not leave. Today we are not going to leave. Those children who say, "We forget." Today I will not let you forget. One second. Today I will not let you forget that. Shall we start? Come on, let's start. Whatever I ask, do it. I am telling you again. What am I telling you? Listen carefully to me. Listen carefully to my words, my child. What am I trying to say to you? All your vocabulary, it contains the same words. Someone.

To say good, to say bad, something is big, something is small, something is thin, something is thick, something is a lie, something is truth. To criticize someone, to praise someone. This has been the vocabulary. Meaning, the general English words, the general general words are asked in advance. That's all. For example, happy is also called ecstatic. So, they will ask you ecstatic. What will they ask? They will ask you ecstatic. Instead of significant, they will ask pragmatic. So, we will keep connecting with it. We will keep connecting with the general vocabulary we have already memorized. Come on. Let's start. Come on, everyone can see this very well. Come on, it will be fun today. It will be fun today. There will be many words that you know, and the ones you don't know, you will learn the new ones. Come on. So, here our main word is, then its synonyms, and then antonyms, so that our vocabulary bank becomes very large from one word. Let's go. Abandon means to desert, to forsake. To leave something, to abandon it, saying yes, I am leaving this thing. And what is the opposite of that? To claim it, to keep it, meaning to hold onto it. For abandon, abhor, desert, or forsake are also used. Is abandon clear? Write the first word, abandon. Okay. Let's move forward. Abash means to humiliate, to embarrass, to disconcert someone. Abash means to insult someone. You abashed them. You bashed them. Doesn't the sound of "bash" come immediately, to bash them? He bashed them. So, from "bash," we will remember the feeling it gives, "bash." And along with "bash," which other words do we remember? To humiliate, to insult, to embarrass, to disconcert someone, and its opposite. Its opposite. To make someone feel good, what is it? To soothe, to make them feel comfortable. I stood here. I stood here. What did you do to me? You started sending me likes. You started sending hearts. What did you do to me? You soothed me. What did you do? You soothed me. Soothing. What is the important word? There is a word, soothing. Soothe. And what is added to it? If we add "ing," what does it become? Soothing. This is very soothing. Meaning, it's lovely. It's good. So, the word soothing is remembered. Yes. The word soothing is remembered. What is its opposite? Again, abash. What is it? Abash. From abash, it feels like you bashed them. Okay? To abash, to humiliate, to embarrass. Is it clear? Let's go. To abbreviate someone. How will we remember abbreviate? There are abbreviations. What are abbreviations? What are abbreviations? For example, if instead of "Dear Sir," you have to call me, you write "DS" like this. "Dear Sir DS Sir" like this. Or, an abbreviation is an MBBS doctor. MBBS. So, what is it? It's an abbreviation. Abbreviate is derived from that. Abbreviate is a verb, and abbreviation is a noun. So, abbreviate means to... what do they call it? To write something by reducing it. And what is it called? To contract. Contractual. To contract someone, to reduce them, to shrink them. All that is called abbreviating. To compress. In the computer, what do we do with files? We compress them. Right? By compressing, we make a small file. Then we put many subfolders inside it. We put files. So, that is called abbreviating, or compressing, shortening, or condensing. What is the meaning of all these? To reduce something, to decrease. Is it clear? Its opposite is to lengthen, or to increase, to increase. Remember, I will ask later, I will ask which words are for reducing, you will have to remind me. Is it clear? Let's move forward. Abet means to encourage, to incite, to instigate, to provoke someone, to push someone forward. What word is used for encouraging? Abet. Encourage, incite, instigate. And its opposite is to prevent, to halt. To halt, to prevent. "Don't halt here." It is written somewhere like that. Halt means for a vehicle, a halt is for parking a vehicle, right? "Don't halt here" or "Halt here." Meaning to stop something, to pause. Okay? That is its opposite. So, we have seen abet: encourage, incite, instigate. Remember. Not only these words are important. These are also important, these are also important. Why? What if they ask from these, then we will remember. If they ask from here, then we will remember. Is it clear? Write all these in your own copy with your own hand. Sir, my hand will hurt, my finger will hurt. Babu, nothing is made without pain, without breaking. Remember that. It is not made. The finger should hurt today after 4 hours. A needle should prick your back. That needle prick in the back is a sign that this child is deserving. He has truly, truly worked hard. So, this pain in the finger, this pain in the back, this neck should stiffen today. Okay? This is a sign, and you all will do it. I swear by the person you love the most that you will not leave this session in the middle. Come on. Come on. Abide means to tolerate, to bear, to endure. To tolerate, to accept, to bear, to abide, to disagree is its opposite. "Abide by law," "Abide by rule." It is written somewhere like that, right? What is written? Abide by. You must have seen it. Abide by. Okay? The preposition "by" is used with abide. Abide by means to follow the law. To abide. Okay? So, we remembered this too. Listen from the exam point of view. In the exam, they don't ask you to make a sentence with the word. They only ask for its meaning or similar words. So, if you remember even just the surface meaning of any of these, you can answer easily. Come on, let's look at abject. Hopeless, abject. To be hopeless, miserable, or wretched. Excellent or noble is its antonym. Abject. What does abject mean? A hopeless person. Hopeless. Miserable, who is completely miserable. In a pathetic condition. Wretched. And excellent or noble is its opposite. We have seen abject. Okay? Abominable, abhorrent, offensive, obnoxious, or repulsive. Obnoxious means something that is very offensive, something that is unpleasant to look at, very... what do you call it? Repulsive. And its opposite is reputable or pleasing, something that is enjoyable. Pleasing, something that makes the heart happy. Unpleasant, abominable. Is it clear? Is everyone writing all this? Yes. Everyone is writing. Very good. What is the child saying? Sir, I can't write at your speed. I am going a bit slow, Babu. I am going a bit slow. But the target is 2000, so we can't go too slow. Let's go. These must be being written now. They are being written now. Come on, let's move forward. Abortive means unsuccessful, fruitless, or futile. Now, this word futile is more important for you. Futile. If it comes. Won't you be able to write it? Sir, we will write it. Futile means fruitless, something from which you get nothing. It is unsuccessful. Something without success, without achievement is futile. Abortive. Is abortive a word? To abort. To abort. Abortive is derived from that. To end something. To make it unsuccessful. Remember it from that. Fruitful, profitable will be its opposite. We already know that. Absolve is a very good word. To exonerate, to acquit, to pardon. If absolve comes, it means to exonerate, to release someone, to set someone free. For that, absolve, exonerate, acquit, or pardon. Pardon is also used for asking for forgiveness. "I beg you pardon." What do they say? "I beg pardon." They say that. Its opposite is to convict. So, which one do you need to remember, my child? Mainly convict. Will you remember convict? To convict. The court convicted Vijay Mallya. They say that. The court convicted any criminal. Who is the convict in this case? Conviction. Convict, convict, conviction. Well, that's a different word. Convict means someone who is accused, someone on whom a crime is blamed, will be called a convict. What will be its opposite? Absolve. They released him. Besides absolve, to exonerate. Generated. Exonerate. Is it included in this? It's not like generate. There is a word like generate. What word is there? Generate. To produce something, to have production of something. Exonerate. Now, there is "ex" in it. "Ex" is used for what? For exiting. For what? For exiting. What did I say, my child? That in exonerate, look carefully. In the word exonerate, "exon" means to exit. To exit someone. And "rate" means to prepare for exiting, meaning to release them. It was very easy. There are no mnemonics. I am not teaching any mnemonics. It's a very simple logic. Exonerate, absolve, and acquit. Acquit has also become... from this, what has become? Acquit. That the court acquitted him. They acquitted him. Is it clear? Come on. Let's move forward. Absolve is done. Its opposite is blame or convict. Understood? Yes, okay. One is absurd. It's very good. It's also very easy. Absurd means completely nonsensical, foolish, illogical, irrational. Its opposite is rational. The word rational is very lovely to remember. If you don't know rational, listen now. Something is rational. What happens in mathematics? Rational numbers, irrational numbers. That's what happens. So, rational means something that is based on facts. Based on what? A person who talks based on facts. Something that is based on facts is called rational. For example, you like someone. For example, you like them because they are truly a good person. Okay? If that person makes a mistake, you also call them wrong. You say, I don't like them because they do good things. But this time they made a mistake, so brother, I am calling them wrong. They did wrong to me. Something like that happened to me. On Instagram, there is an old UPSC teacher. He used to raise good issues. I watched a couple of his videos. I liked him a lot. I said something from somewhere else. I said, he is a very good person. But I saw some actions of his, some things, and I felt very bad. I said, I only used to consider him good. So, how did I become here? I became rational. Why? When he was raising good issues, I liked it. But when I saw his language, speaking against others, and speaking unnecessarily on some issues, I felt very bad. I said, one shouldn't speak like this. He is a teacher. How can such an educated person speak like this? Brother, if you are educated, it is necessary to appear educated. Right? What's the use of carrying books on a donkey's back? Right? So, that was the thing. So, what did I become here? I became rational. It's not that if I am saying good, I am only saying good. If I am saying bad, I am not saying good. So, this thing, what is it? It's a rational person. It's an important word. And what is its opposite, what is not rational? It will become irrational. Is it clear? Do you understand rational and irrational? Rational, irrational. Absurd is also similar to irrational, a synonym or similar to irrational, what will it be called? Absurd, nonsensical, something that has no sense, useless talk. Nonsense. What do you call it? Rubbish. Have you heard the word rubbish? From this, what comes to mind? Rubbish. How, what, how, what, like how rubbish is it? They say it like that. Rubbish, nonsense. These were easy ones. Will you remember them? Will you remember all of them? Yes, yes. Rubbish will be remembered. Okay. Will exonerate be remembered? Yes, it will be remembered. Let's move forward. Abundant. This is very good. There is a slight difference between abundant and abandon. Which word did we read above? Which word did we read above? We read abandon. Keep writing with me. Write exactly like this. We read abandon. We read its meaning. To refuse something, to leave it, to renounce it. That was it. A similar word is this, the spelling difference comes. Abundant. Its meaning is in abundance. Plentiful. Like, it should be the amount that should be. Okay? Abundant means plentiful, ample, sufficient. What is its equal? Scanty and insufficient. Which word do we need to remember? Scanty. Let's remember scanty. Come on. Let's move forward. Accurate. This was easy. Definite, correct. Right and wrong. And imprecise. This is good. Imprecise word. What is imprecise? There is precision. What is the word? Precision. Precision means exactly, in a perfect way. Something should be perfect. It should be done with precision. It should be done in a completely correct way. From that, a word is formed, precy. What is formed? Precy. It is also asked in exams. If something is imprecise, it means it is not done in a perfect way. That's why the word became imprecise. What happened? It became imprecise. It is formed from this. Okay. Yes. Look at this one below, it's better. Now, achieve. Achieve, achieve. Achieve means to gain something, to acquire, to accomplish, to attain, and its opposite is to fail or to surrender. To surrender something. Okay? Yes. Are all the words understood? Now tell me, does it seem difficult? Does it seem difficult? Yes. Does it not seem difficult? Insufficient is better. Okay? The children are saying, tell us about the one above too. It wasn't that important. Still, let's listen. Acerbic means acid, sour, or bitter. Acerbic is used for that. Its opposite is sweet. Sweet. Something that is sweet, sweet, bland. So, what will it be called? It will be sweet. We have seen achieve. To acquire, accomplish, and attain, to fail or to surrender. Acknowledge. Acknowledge means to accept something. Yes, it happened. To accept, to agree, to endorse. Deny or contradict is for its opposite. Come on. Active. Active, something that is active, active, moving. Alive, energetic, and animated. Now, animated is an important word. Remember animated. The child gets confused in this. It's easy, but still. Animated means something that has movement. Something that has movement inside it. Don't we say animation? What happens in animation? Movement is happening. Let's remember it from that. It's animated. Its opposite is lethargic and idle. Come on, let's think about the word for lazy. Lethargic and idle. Lethargic. Lethargic means lazy. From lethargic, what do I remember? I remember lazy. Yes, I remember lazy. Idle means useless. Completely useless, sitting around. Not moving hands or feet. They keep saying, it's not in my destiny. Not in destiny. Brother, at least try. That's for idle. Related to this is sluggish. Does everyone remember sluggish? Sluggish will also be called lazy. Is it clear? Yes. Indolent is also there. I will teach it later. Okay. Acumen. This is very good. Awareness, brilliance, or insight. What word is used for that? Acumen. How will it be read? Acumen. Such a man, such a man who has IQ, acumen. Remember it like that. Acumen. Meaning, someone who has awareness, brilliance, a brilliant person, a brilliant thing is called acumen. Its opposite is ignorance or stupidity. Its opposite is acumen. Okay? We have moved forward. Adamant. Adamant, a stubborn person. Completely determined, stubborn, unyielding. This is very good. Adamant, for someone who has become stubborn. We already saw stubborn that brother, I have become stubborn that this time I will get the maximum marks in CUET. I want Delhi University, that's it. I want SRCC, that's it. I want to do B.Com, B.Sc from Hansraj College. Meaning, someone who has decided, is not listening. Determined, stubborn, unyielding. What is its opposite? Malleable, irresolute, resolute, or yielding. Resolute. Resolution. Will remember. Which is the important word here? Resolute. Yes. To be resolute. To be resolute. In Class 12th, we read in the Indigo chapter that the prince, who was the president, was resolute. We read in Class 12th, meaning a very determined person who has decided. From this, what is formed? Resolution. Will it be remembered? Yes, it will be remembered. Stubborn, unyielding is its opposite. It is its synonym. Let's move forward. Adapt. Able, proficient, skilled. Adapt. Adapt means someone who is able, capable of something, proficient, skilled. And its opposite is unskilled or awkward. Awkward means very nonsensical, very strange, that's what it is. Adapt. Understood adapt? Yes, understood. So, which good words did we read? Let's recall once. We read adapt. What was it for? It was for proficient. Someone is very, very skillful in something. Is very talented, talented. We saw adapt for that. We saw acumen, someone who should have brilliance. Insight. Someone who is aware is acumen. Okay. And we saw, and we saw abundant was for in plenty. We saw absolve, to release something, to leave it. Abortive means fruitless, from which there is no benefit. Abominable, very offensive. What will be its opposite? Pleasing or reputable. Abject was for hopeless. And abet was for encouraging, inciting, provoking someone. So, all these small words, whether it's abet, abject, abortive, absolve, abash, abundant, acerbic, achieve, active, acumen, and adamant, and adapt. We have read all of them so far. Tell me, are you remembering? Are you remembering? Yes. Has the engine heated up? Yes, sir. It has heated up. Yes. Has the engine heated up? Yes, sir. Move forward quickly. Adequate means to be in sufficient quantity. Adequate is also related to that. Sufficient, enough, and ample. What can I write after adequate? What can I add to adequate? Think. We have read it. What was a synonym of adequate? Tell me quickly, everyone. We just read it, right? What was a synonym of adequate? Abundant. Yes. It was abundant. Its meaning is also plentiful. Okay, adequate. Adequate, adequate, adequate. Sufficient, enough, or ample. Which of these synonyms do you find difficult, pin it down in the comments. Okay? Yes. Abundant. Very good. Very good. Fantastic. You are going very well. Come on, adequate means sufficient, enough, ample, and insufficient or sparse is its opposite. Let's move forward. Adjourn. This is very easy. In court, the lawyers, the judges, what do they do? The judge says, "The court is adjourned." They strike the gavel. They strike it. There might be some LLB students here. Huh? So, they...

What are they doing? They are adjourning the court. Adjournment means to defer, to postpone, to recess. What used to happen in class at school? There used to be a recess. So what did recess mean? It meant to postpone, to give a break. Now, the child will get stuck on the word defer. On what? On defer. Look at defer. What does defer mean? Sorry. What does defer mean? Whether it's deferment, or defer, or deferred. Defer means it doesn't sound like referring something. It means to refer something. Like, the doctor referred him. Oh, refer this upstairs, it's been referred. That case was referred over there. Meaning, to send somewhere. Similarly, it became defer. Now, what was in defer? Now, it's not being sent there. It's being postponed, saying come tomorrow. Come tomorrow is a later matter, so it's being refused there as well. It's being pushed forward. So, to understand defer and refer for pushing forward. Okay? So, wherever defer comes, remember it. Children who have studied commerce, they understand the meaning of defer very well. What are deferred expenses? Deferred expenses, when income is deferred, when expenses are deferred, you must have studied that, right? Commerce students must have studied defer. Does it come? Are you understanding? Yes. It's coming. Yes. The opposite of this is to recommence. To recommence. Commencement of something, meaning its beginning. Commencement of something is for its beginning. You might not know. Commerce students will know. Commerce students will know. Commencement, to commence business, to commence something, meaning to start. To do what? To start. To commence. And defer is to postpone something. Is it clear? Yes. Is it clear? Let's move on. To admit, to accept, to confess, to divulge, write down the word divulge. You should remember this. Confess, to admit. The opposite of this is to hide, to conceal. To hide something, to conceal it, what will it be called? It will be the opposite. Understood? Yes. Admonition. Admission. Oh, didn't we study something like admonition? And which word did we study above? Which word did we study? Abominable. Abominable meant something offensive. Related to that came admonition. Admonition means to rebuke, to warn, to advise, or praise. This is its opposite. Admonition means to rebuke someone, meaning to speak ill of them. To do what? To speak ill of them. Remember rebuke. To rebuke, to rebuke. Who used to rebuke? Do you remember? Did you study a chapter in Class 11th? The Portrait of a Lady, did you study it? Remember? Let me take you to Class 11th. You must have studied Class 11th from me. Most probably, you must have studied from me. There is a chapter in Class 11th. Do you remember? My, my, The Portrait of a Lady. In that, the grandmother rebukes. Whom? She rebukes the new system of school education. What does she do? She rebukes. Rebuke means to speak ill of someone. To speak ill of someone. To rebuke. So, admonition means rebuke, warning, or advice, and its opposite is praise or flattery. Flattery, everyone does it these days. Flattery. Come, there is a... what do you call him, Yuvraj Singh's father, what's his name? Yuvraj Singh ji, he said something very good in an interview. When he was asked why he doesn't do commentary, he said, "Brother, I can't do this flattery." Yes, yes, yes. And he showed it like this. He said, "India can't tolerate me," saying, "I will speak the truth, and no one can listen." So, it reminds me of being a sycophant, of sycophancy, right? So, flattery, sycophancy, all this is what? All this is to butter someone up, and to someone, brother, say anything about Yuvraj Singh ji. Someone said anything about him. He had a very big hand in making Yuvraj Singh. He is a very strict coach. Very, his coaching was very good, his training. Meaning, he did a lot for the child, he did a lot. He remained very strong. Yes. Flattery. Come. Let's go. Shall we start? Yes, we have started, meaning let's move on. Admonition, rebuke, warning, advice, and praise, flattery. Let's move on. Adversity. Adverse means the circumstances not being in your favor, meaning bad circumstances. Adversity, misfortune, calamity, or misery. Blessing. We had already studied misery. You told me yourself. What did misery mean? Troubles, problems. Okay? To be adverse. What are situations? There are two types of situations in your life. What are they? Either they are adverse, like they are with you now. What is the situation with you now? It's an adverse situation for you. Why, brother? Many children have their exams on the same day, and they have three subjects. Exam of three subjects on the same day. For them, what is the situation? It's an adverse situation. There is a situation called favorable, which favors you. Meaning, which is in your favor. You don't have that. As a student, no situation is favorable for you. Okay? Now, how to make this adverse situation favorable? It's not in your hands. You have to give all three papers, one hour each, continuously. Now, prepare your mind like this, because this will not change. This will not change, my dear. If you think there will be a change in this, brother, there are no chances. I'm telling you. This will not change. Yes, the center might be changed. The matter of 500 km, that if someone's center is far, it might be made a little closer, that's possible. But for subjects, if there are three papers on the same day, the chances are very, very low. Meaning, it's a matter of extreme hope. I'll tell you the reason. Because there is a Company Secretary exam, which I know well. In the Company Secretary exam also, there is no gap between days. Meaning, their exams are continuous. So, perhaps on the same lines, they have kept it like this, and other exams might also be like this, which are back-to-back. So, they probably won't change this, even though they should, brother. Why are they discriminating so much? For one child, the papers are on different days, so they are preparing separately for each paper. For one, they have put them together. Where is the transparency? Everyone's battlefield is different, isn't it, man? This is not fair and square. There is a clear, clear advantage to the students who are giving exams on different days. For them, there is a clear advantage. And for the child whose exams are on the same day, you can understand their mental condition. They haven't even got time for revision. So, this is wrong. See, what has happened? It's stubbornness, brother. Stubbornness. What is stubbornness? What were the words for stubbornness? Tell me, which one was it? One was stubborn, and which one was it? Tell me. What was the word for stubbornness? Yes, this is stubbornness, brother. Whose stubbornness? NTA's. They have to conduct the exam in CBT mode. Computer-based test. There are no computer centers. They are taking the test first. Logically, it should be that first you develop your computer centers, install them all over India, and then start conducting computer-based exams for children. Don't know why they did it the other way around. Took the test first, then thought, "Oh, computer centers." No problem, there's a center 200 kilometers away, let's send them. Yes, the child will go, travel around, no problem. When it's time to give the exam, they will give it. At most, what will happen? They won't give the exam. Well, good. That's what they've done. That's what's happening. And what else? Yes. What was it? Which word was it? Adamant. Very good. Adamant. Correct answer. Yes. Unyielding, adamant. Adamant. Admit. Very good. Now you won't forget. So, brother, did you understand favorable situation and adverse situation? Yes, sir. Did you understand adverse or adversity? If a word is formed from this, did you understand adversity? Meaning, a situation against you. So, brother, everything is against you. Assume it. Assume it. Even when Gandhiji was fighting for India's independence, the situation was against him. Sometimes, no situation is favorable. Okay? Okay? So, get ready. You are a champion. You are a champion. You have your books, your pen in your hands. Stand up to fight everyone, saying, "Yes, I will do it." No problem. Let's move on. Come on. Adversity, misfortune, calamity, misery, blessing, prosperity. Here they are. To advocate, to support something, to advocate for someone, to assist, to recommend, and its opposite is to oppose, to protest. This was very easy. Aesthetic. Aesthetic means very beautiful, stylish, beautiful, artistic, artful. Its opposite is ugly or displeasing. This word "please" is coming a lot, man. This "please" is coming a lot. Please, unpleasant, pleasure. From this, what became? Pleasure, which gives happiness. From this, what became? What do you call it? Unpleasant, meaning its opposite. Okay? It became its opposite. So, we will remember that please means enjoyable, pleasing, giving enjoyment, and displeasing is its opposite. Okay? To affirm. This is very good. Affirm, confirm, confirm. These can be difficult to remember sometimes. Look at this, to affirm. Now, how to remember affirm? How to remember affirm, sir? Sir, sir, what tricks are you telling for affirm? Brother, have you heard any other word related to affirm in your life? Have you heard it? Tell me. Have you heard any word related to affirm? I'm telling you, you have heard it. I'm telling you. You have heard "firm," and you have heard "affirmation," "affirmative." We have heard the word "affirmative." What is it? Affirmative. Have you ever heard affirmative sentences? Oh, I taught you tenses, didn't they have affirmative sentences? What were affirmative sentences? What did we call them? We also called them declarative sentences. We also called them positive sentences. Right? What happened in affirmative sentences? A statement was declared. Yes, it is. Those were the sentences. From that, you will remember. To affirm means to confirm, to approve that statement, saying yes, this is it, or to endorse, to move forward. These are similar words. Its opposite is to cancel or to neglect, to ignore, to refuse. So, affirm means to confirm something. Affirmation. Affluent. This is very good. Prosperous, rich, wealthy. Its opposite is poor and destitute. Write down destitute, man. Important word. Destitute, destitute. Now, will you remember any related words from this? Destitute means very poor, poor, poor, poverty. Poverty. We saw a word related to poverty just now. Which one did we see? Which one did we see? We saw. Which one did we see? Related to poverty. Related to poor people. Which word did we see related to poverty? Remember. Which one did we see? Someone whose condition is miserable will be what? They will be destitute. Poor. Miserable or misery. A poor person will be in what? In sadness. In misery. In misery. They will not be affluent. They will not be affluent. Affluent means prosperous. Writing another word. Prosperous means wealthy, who has everything. Wealthy, wealthy. Okay? So, affluent, prosperous, rich, wealthy, and destitute. These words are important. Don't say poor now. Remove poor. Destitute. Destitute. Okay? Is it clear? Yes. Everything is going very well. Very well. Come on. Let's move on. Once again, for those who have just joined. Today, we are doing 2000 most important exam vocabulary words that will boost your confidence, increase your scores, and then when you give mocks, you will be able to do quite well in mocks. And we have taken an oath that we will not finish this session before 9:00 PM. As soon as you join, if you haven't liked the session, send your love, your love to me by liking the session. Increase my strength. The more strength you give me, the more I will be able to do for you. I will not sit here. For 4 hours, only studying is happening. No irrelevant talk. Even if I talk about something irrelevant, it will be related to vocabulary. Okay? So, I am not wasting even a second of yours. That's why this 4-hour session is equal to 8 hours. This 4-hour session is equal to any 8-hour session. Okay? So, with full enthusiasm, we are diving in, man. Tell me, are you feeling tired? Are you getting tired? At least we have done 20-30 words by now. Probably 50 words. Did you feel even a little tired? Come on. Let's move on. Sir, I am in the library. I have to go home. My dear, go home and rejoin this. I didn't get the 500 PDF of ADM. Give the 500 PDF, brother, of ADM. I made a file of all the PDFs, the 500 one. Unfortunately, it got deleted. That file will be recreated, and then the drive link will be reshared with you. So, it will happen in a day or two. We will try to get it to you by tomorrow. Okay? Don't worry about it. Come on. Yes. After affluent, we have come to aggressive. What is the synonym of aggressive? Assertive, pushy, militant. Aggressive, very aggressive, who is sitting fully prepared. Very enthusiastic, energetic. Is aggressive. What is its synonym? Assertive, pushy, or militant. What is the opposite? Passive. Just like active has passive as its opposite. You can remember it like that. Peaceful. Agony. What is agony? Gloom, torture. Agony means pain, sadness, the pain. Just like misery was, it's the same. It means sadness. Gloom, sadness, or torture. Its opposite is joy and ecstasy. We had already seen ecstasy. Let's move on. What does alliance mean? Alliance means someone's support. To accord. Affinity, bond, what is it called? Alliance. Accord is also the name of a car. It's also the name of a car. So, bond, affinity, or accord, what is it called? Alliance. The government runs on what? It runs on alliance. Our current central government is running on an alliance, which includes BJP, TDP, I think, and other parties. So, that is an alliance. It's a bond. No single party has a majority. So, an alliance is formed. Meaning, a bond is created, and then power is formed, power is made. Like our case. You and I are forming a bond. We are both preparing for CUET together. So, what is ours? This is accord, bond, alliance, affinity between us. And its opposite is hostility. This is a very important word. Hostility and discord. Discord. Hostility. This is an important word. Hostility, or hostile, shows enmity. It shows enmity. Okay? Discord. This is also its similar word. Discord. Apple of discord. Meaning, the root of quarrel. So, it shows quarrel, enmity. We will read many words related to hostile or enmity soon. So, remember hostile, hostility, accord, what do you call it? Discord. The opposite of accord is discord. Ally, coworker, aid, colleague. This is a good word. Ally. Ally means aid. What is aid? One is to help someone. What is another word for helping, supporting? Aid. Aid, coworker, and colleague. Many people read it as "colleague." What do they read it as? "Colleague." It's not "colleague." Opponent and enemy are its opposites. Okay? Let's move on. Aloof. This is a very good word. Aloof, alone, indifferent, detached. Now, remember one word is used repeatedly, very frequently. Indifferent. What does indifferent mean? People don't know its meaning. And it's an important word. Indifferent is a person who is very cold. Who has what? No emotions, emotionless. They don't care. I don't care what anyone says about me. Okay? So, what is an emotionless person called? Indifferent. Did we also study a word called stoic? Remember, everyone? Stoic. Do you remember the word stoic? Yes, I remember the word stoic. Can you remember indifferent as isolation? Yes, isolation is also loneliness. Lonely, Mr. Lonely, I have nobody. No one is my own. Have you heard that song? It's by whom, man? A few years ago, I used to listen to it a lot, and I liked it a lot. I even memorized it, you know. That's not the situation now, otherwise I would have sung it for you. The condition is not favorable now. It's adverse. I don't have abundant time, plentiful time. That's why I'm not being very adamant about singing a song for you. Okay, okay? Otherwise, I would have definitely sung you this song about indifference, this song about a stoic person. Did you remember the vocabulary? Did you revise all this vocabulary? Yes, sir. They are recalling. Yes, sir. They are recalling. Come on. Let's move on. Let's move on. I will give you the PDF of all the vocabulary together. Yes. I'm saying it again and again. Look, if you leave in the middle, my courage will break. Please don't leave in the middle. Please reshare it with the children. This is a very important session. For other children who don't know. Okay? Update them in groups and so on, on the community. This is going to be a game-changer. This is going to be a game-changer. Okay? We are at six now, right? It's not 7:00 yet. Yes, it's 6:13. And we have done quite a lot, man. We are going at a good speed. We are going at a very good speed. Will you remember it from independent? Yes. We will remember indifferent, which is not sensitive, quite an insensitive person. Aloof, cool, indifferent, or detached, who is separate, detached. And its opposite will be compassionate or friendly. Compassion is called what? What is compassion called? Kindness. What is it called? Kindness. And one who has kindness is called what? They are called a philanthropist. What are they called? Philanthropist. Will you remember? Yes. If the opposite happens. If the opposite of philanthropist happens. If the wheel turns in reverse. What is it called? Misanthropist. What is it called? Misanthropist. Understood? Yes? Yes. Understood? Understood. Okay. And a person who has compassion, they are like this. But if someone is indifferent, someone is indifferent, who has absolutely no... no love, no affection for anyone. What will its opposite be called? Its opposite will be called friendly. What will it be called? Friendly. Gregarious. Did we study? What? There is a word called gregarious. They are very sociable, social, sociable. A person who, what do you call it? Mixes a lot with people in society. What are they called? Gregarious. Convivial. One word was? Convivial. Do you remember this? Yes, sir. I remember.

It will be fun. We will remember all of these by repeating them over and over again. I'll see how you speak. Did you remember "abundant" now? I remembered it, sir. I am remembering it. I am remembering the meaning of "abundant". Did you remember "adamant"? Yes, I am remembering it. I am definitely remembering it. I am remembering the meaning of "adamant". It was for stubborn. Are you remembering "scabrous"? Yes, sir, I am remembering it. Alright. Come on. We need to pick up the pace a little, otherwise many will be left behind. "Amateur" means "amateur" means aspirant, beginner, novice. "Amateur" is a very good word. What does "amateur" mean? One meaning of "amateur" is a professional person. If I do singing, for example, do I earn from it? Is it my profession? No, it is not my profession. I do that work for hobby. For example, if I do singing. Then what will it be called? It will be called "amateur". And what are the similar words? Beginner, novice. "Novice" is an important word here. What word is important? "Novice". What do you need to remember? "Novice". "Novice". Remember "novice". What is "novice" too? One who is a complete beginner, very new, what is called a beginner, a beginner? "Novice". Are you guys also amateurs in anything? Do you have a hobby of singing? What hobby do you have? Tell me. So, "amateur" is done. The opposite is professional or expert. It was easy, sir. Let's move to the next one. "Ambiguous". Okay, don't think this, don't think that you must know the proper meaning. If you can recall the answer by looking at the options, it means your vocabulary is good. Your vocabulary is good. Okay. When these 'A' words are finished, we will revise them again. You are forgetting them like this, right? If one or two words are forgotten, don't worry. I will make you remember everything by the end. You will remember by the end. Don't worry, don't worry. Come on. Yes, "ambiguous". This is important, mark it. All the related words to "ambiguous" that I am marking, you must write them down somewhere in some form. Definitely remember "ambiguous". Why? What is the meaning of "ambiguous"? Or "ambiguity"? What is formed from this? "Ambiguity" is formed. What is formed from this? "Ambiguity". The word is "ambiguity" or from this "ambiguous". What is its meaning? Vague. "Vague" is related to this. "Vague" is formed. "Ambiguous", "vague". This "gigi" is coming in both. Okay? Meaning unclear. What is this called? Unclear. If I say in plain words, it is "unclear", something that is not clear. What is it? "Ambiguous", "vague". Remember it like this. "Obscure", "unclear". The opposite of this is "certain" or "definite". If it is "certain", definite, then "ambiguous", "ambiguity", "vague", "obscure" will be remembered. Yes, sir. Next word is "ambitious". An ambitious person is someone who has many desires in their heart, who wants to do a lot. An ambitious person is called ambitious. Eager, aspiring, driven. The opposite of this is "lazy" and "indifferent". It came again. "Indifferent" came again. I know "indifferent". "Indifferent" means a person who is cold, detached, aloof, isolated. Okay? Who is in solitude. Do you remember all this? Okay. Remembered? "Solitary" remembered. Very good. Wonderful. Excellent. Whoever is watching the session today must be feeling very good. I have full hope. It's fun. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's move forward. "Amiable". Friendly, cordial. "Cordial" is an important word. Mark this too. This is also a very important word for your examination. See, no one knows which word will be asked. But there are some words that my heart tells me, and whenever my heart says something, something happens. And something happens. Meaning, something happens in the exam. The question comes, the student writes it, and gets marks. This is it. I have a bit of a gut feeling. And I think this should come in the paper. Now, that gut feeling is not a guess. It is years of experience. I assume that if I were a paper setter, and if I had even a little bit of sense, what would I set in the paper? Which words would I prefer to include? So, "amiable" is one of those words. "Amiable" and the word "hostile" are very good words. They are among the very good words. So, "amiable", "friendly", "cordial". How to remember "cordial"? How to remember "cordial"? What do we call the heart? Cardiac. Cardiac, right? We call the heart cardiac, so you can remember "cordial" from that. Yes, we will remember. "Friendly", "cordial", "peaceful". The opposite is "rude" and "uncivil". "Friendly" means someone who is very friendly with you, whose behavior is friendly. Which word is used for that? "Friendly", "cordial", "peaceful". Again, I am repeating. Again, I am putting emphasis on this line: what I am teaching today is the cream, the cream. These are the words that are most important for your exam. After doing these two files today, you will definitely gain confidence. And today, this one session, this one session will definitely turn around your situation, your preparation, that will boost your preparation. That will strengthen your confidence. So, my dear friends, courage. It's been about an hour, and it feels like we've read so many words. Come on. So, it's a very, very lovely session. Don't leave in the middle. Don't think, "I'll watch it later." There's no fun later. There's no fun later. Watch it now. Watch it now. If there's a compulsion, and you're watching later, then it's fair enough. You can watch it. But if you are watching me live right now, then don't leave in the middle. What I mean is, for those who didn't know, or missed it, there's no other option for them. They should watch it like live, and they shouldn't leave in the middle either. Okay. Let's go. "Amiable". "Friendly", "cordial". "Cordially" is not in the wedding card? You are cordially invited. We see in wedding cards that you are cordially invited. How are you cordially invited? Cordially means invited from the heart, from the depths of the heart. Remember it like this. Remember it like this. Okay. "Peaceful". "Rude" and "uncivil". "Analogy", "similarity", "correlation", "parallel". These questions don't come in your exam. Analogy questions, meaning those that are similar, that have correlation, that are parallel. The opposite of this is "difference" and "disagreement". "Ancient" means old, archaic. How to remember this, sir? "Archaic" is an important word. Write it. "Archaic" is an important word. Write it. "Archaic". "Archaeology". We have studied "archaeology", right? Yes, we have studied "archaeology". "Archaeology" is the study of old buildings, historical places. Those who study them are called archaeologists. Okay? So, we will remember from that. "Archaic", "obsolete", "old". And the opposite is "current" or "modern". "Ancillary". This is very good. "Secondary", "subordinate", "additional". "Primary" is called? "Necessary" is its opposite. "Ancillary" means supportive, secondary, supported, subordinate. Additional. Something extra that you get is called? "Ancillary". For example, if I ask you, what are the ancillary services of hotels? What is your ancillary book? Meaning, what is in its support. What you get additionally is called? "Ancillary". "Annotation". This was good. What is "explanation", "comment", or "observation" called? "Annotation". It is called "annotation". "Annotation". Okay? And the opposite is "main text" or "blank". "Anonymous". This is a very good word. "Anonymous". "Anonymous" is also easy. Unknown. What is the main meaning of "anonymous", my child? "Anonymous". What does "anonymous" mean? "Unknown". "Unknown". What is it called? "Unknown". What do you call someone you don't know in English? You call them "anonymous". What do you call them? "Anonymous". Okay? From that, "incognito". There is a function in mobile, in computers, there is incognito mode. So, what is that? "Incognito". "Incognito" is for "anonymous". A symbol is also made for it, which shows something like a spy. Which means it will not be known who this person was. Who was the one using it? That's what it is. So, you can remember "anonymous" from "incognito". And "unidentified" and "unnamed". Or for those that have not been identified, not named. Okay? So, this is for "anonymous". Okay? Clear? Yes. "Unnamed". Yes. Let's move on. "Known" and "identified" are its opposites. "Antagonist", "opponent", "adversary". See, another word related to "adversary" is formed. "Adversary" is someone who is against you. And the opposite is "friend" and "ally". We have read "ally". Come on, excellent, excellent. Tell me. "Ally". What is the meaning of this word "ally"? Yes, remembered? Yes, remembered. "Ally" means those who are supportive, who are friends. We are talking about them. Do you remember the meaning of "alliance"? "Alliance" meant a bond. Okay? Let's move on. So, "antagonist" means foe, who are your enemies, foe. Write "foe" once. Write this word "foe". "Foe" means enemy. It means opponent. "Antagonize" means to move, to provoke, to excite. "Soothe", "tranquilize" is its opposite. "Antagonize", which we also read just now. Did we read another word just now? It will come down below. Okay, "antagonize" means to move, to provoke someone, to excite someone. "Antagonize". "Anxious". Beautiful word. "Anxious". Eager, impatient, intolerant. And "patient" and "composed". "Anxious" is a word that might be asked if the paper is easy. "Anxious" means someone who has a lot of, what do you call it? Eagerness, desire to know. You can say, very nervous. Very nervous. "Anxious" means someone who is very nervous, thinking, "What will happen now? What will happen now? What will happen now?" They are getting nervous like this. What is it called? It's called "anxious". Eager, impatient, and intolerant. And "patient" and "composed". A composed person. He is a very composed guy. In an adverse situation. In a very adverse situation, he remains calm and composed. "Composed" means he remains calm. He remains composed. He doesn't explode, doesn't get upset. Clear? Very good. Yes. Everyone is doing very well. Excellent. Excellent. Excellent. Come on, come on, come on. "Apparent". This is very good. "Apparent" means what is visible. Clear. Okay, what was the opposite of clear that we read just now? Tell me. "Ambiguous". What was it? The opposite of clear was "ambiguous". Very good. "Obscure". It was "obscure". Remembered? Yes. "Apparent" means clear, obvious, evident. "Hidden" and "obscure" came. "Obscure" came again, brother. The opposite of clear, the opposite of apparent, this came. I won't have any difficulty remembering "apparent". "Apparent". "Apparent" itself is saying? "Apparent". It sounds like "appear". See, I'm not forcing it. Tell me carefully. Did I do this with an iron hand? Iron hand. Yes. "Iron hand" came out of my mouth. What is this "iron hand"? What is it? What is it? What is it? What is "iron hand"? What was "iron hand"? What was the meaning of "iron hand"? Tell me. "Iron hand" means forcefully. Did I do this by "iron hand", meaning by force? No, no, no. "Apparent" sounds similar to "appear". Exactly. "Appear". What does "appear" mean? Something that is visible, that is showing. Right? And what does "apparent" mean? That which is clear, visible, clear, obvious, evident. And the opposite of this is "obscure". We had already seen "obscure" for "ambiguous". The polling brothers have come to play a prank and are laughing. Who did you beat up? Tell me honestly. What did you eat? There's a high chance they have become "adamant", not "sluggish", not "lethargic", but have snatched someone's right. Let's move on. "Apparent" is done. Then, "approve". "Approve" was easy. "Accept". The word is "ratify". "Ratify". "Ratification". If this comes in front of you, we will remember that to "ratify" or "ratification" is to approve something. It can also be used as a form of satisfaction. What is similar to this? "Satisfaction". They are both siblings. Tell me this, my child. Yes. Yes, my dear. Yes, my star. Listen, my child. "Ratification", "satisfaction". They sound similar, right? Yes, they sound similar. "Ratification" means to approve something, to accept it. And related to this is our "satisfaction". We can remember it from this. Yes. Where did they go? "Accept", "ratify", or "endorse". "Disapprove" or "censure", meaning its opposite. "Archaic". It's repeated again. It was seen before. Okay, "apt" came. "Apt" means likely, fit, or skillful. What was "apt"? We saw it above too. Skillful. Yes. And the opposite is "improper", "unsuitable". "Archaic". This is repeated. It was seen before. "Ardent". Mark it. It is asked a lot in exams. It comes in PYQs. The word "ardent". "Ardent" and "arduous". Both are important. "Ardent" and coincidentally "arduous" is written below. "Ardent" means intense, passionate, devoted. Someone who likes something a lot, has a strong inclination towards something, is what? "Ardent". Its intensity is very high. Passionate. Obsessed. Completely immersed in that thing. Like you and I want CUET. You want a seat in that college for which you are completely "ardent". What have you become? "Ardent". I want your success. I am also completely immersed in passion. To help you achieve success in any way, my child. So, what have I also become? I have also become "ardent". What are we both? "Ardent". Write "ardent dear sir". Tell me, will you remember it? I will write "My ardent students". "My ardent students". Next is our opposite of this, what is it? "Easy", "effortless". Oh sorry, "calm", "dull", "indifferent". "Indifferent" came again. Now tell me, who is not remembering the meaning of "indifferent"? Tell me quickly, what is the meaning of "indifferent"? Yes. Everyone has written "ardent dear sir". And brother, pin the comment for my children. Write "ardent my ardent students". Write it, brother. I have written it. My brothers, all these children, all my younger siblings, all of them are "ardent". They are my ardent students. They are "ardent". They have a lot of enthusiasm. They are going to rock CUET. They will not give up, no matter what. Next word is "arduous". What is this read as? "Arduous". This is also one of my favorite words. "Arduous" means challenging, difficult, troublesome. All of this. The opposite is "easy", "effortless". "Arduous" means hard, for difficult. What is "arduous" read as? "Arduous". Write this. Challenging, difficult, troublesome. Easy or effortless. "Aridity". Dryness, famine. Now, you will get stuck in "famine". Let's leave it like this. You can get stuck in "famine". What is "famine"? "Famine" means drought. Drought. Drought. It's not called reading drought. Remember. "Aridity", "dryness", "death". And its opposite is "excess" and "surplus". Look carefully. Look. What is "aridity" called? You can call it "aridity". Let's look at it carefully once. "Arouse", "recall", "incite", "conjure". The opposite is "repress" or "calm". This was very good. This was very good. "Arouse" means to recall someone, to call, to conjure, to incite someone, to provoke. We saw "incite" above too. And the opposite is to "repress" someone, to "calm" them down. Haven't you seen the movie "Conjuring"? Yes. Have you seen the movie "Conjuring"? Yes. "Conjuring" movie. Just remember it from that. Yes. And tell me the meaning of "heredity" too. If you might forget "heredity", write "heredity". Have you all seen the movie "Conjuring"? Yes, tell me quickly. What was in the movie "Conjuring"? Yes. If you have seen the movie "Conjuring", then you will remember what was in it. Yes, sir, I know. In the movie "Conjuring", they used to summon ghosts. They used to do magic. They used to provoke someone, the ghosts. That's what they used to do, right? So, "aridity", "dryness", "famine" was related to this. "Arouse", to provoke someone, to incite someone, or to recall, or to conjure. "Repress" and "calm" is its opposite. "Arrogant". Important word in this. More important than "arrogant" is "haughty". "Haughty", "stuck up", and "conceited". Remember these two words: "conceited" and "arrogant". An "arrogant" person. Someone is "arrogant". "Arrogant" means proud. From this, what will be formed? "Arrogance". What will be formed? "Arrogance". "Arrogance" is called someone's pride. From this, what is the main word we need to remember? What is it? "Haughty". "Haughty". Pay attention to its spelling. "Haughty" is "naughty". You can remember it from "naughty". Someone is "naughty". What are they? "Naughty". Brother, you can be naughty, but not haughty. You can be naughty, but not haughty. Be naughty. Play pranks, but don't be haughty. Okay? If we are happy with your prank, it doesn't mean you become arrogant, haughty. Okay? So, we have seen both "haughty" and "naughty". Yes. This was an important word. "Deceit". "Conceit" is very good from this. "Conceit". This is also for someone. For whom? For "arrogant". "Humble" and "modest". "Modest". There is a chapter in Class 12th called "Adela". Have you all read "The Rat Trap"? Yes. How was Adela inside it? She was modest. What kind of girl was she? She was modest. Meaning, she was calm. She was not proud. "Ascribe". To hire, to attribute, to credit. And the opposite of this is to "fire" or "discredit". To hire someone, to attribute, to distribute, to classify that thing, to divide it. What is all that called? It is called "ascribe". The opposite is to "fire" someone, to remove them from the job, to dismiss them. Okay? Let's look at this. Yes. "Askew" means bent, buckled, or curved. What is it called? "Askew" is called. The opposite is "aligned" and "straight". Okay? To remember, just read it once, and you will remember. "Asperity" means harshness, severity, acrimony. This is an important word. "Asperity". "Asperity". "Harshness". "Severity". If something is very severe, a wound, something, in a large quantity, in number, on a large scale, what will it be called? "Asperity". It shows harshness. It shows severity. The opposite of this is "courtesy" and "kindness". "Asperity". Okay? We will remember it. Write it in the comments once. Write this word separately. This is an important word. There is a chance of forgetting. Whatever you feel you might forget, write it. "Asperity". "Asperity" shows what? Harshness. This is your "asperity". This is what from you? "Asperity". "Asperity campaign". What kind of campaign was run? It was an "asperity" campaign. Okay? Like this. And the opposite of this is "courtesy" and "kindness". "Kindness". Mercy. "Courtesy". Important word. Write "courtesy". "Courtesy". Yes. "Courtesy" shows what? It shows kindness. Let's move on. Yes. My favorite word is coming. My favorite word is coming. Yes. "Assiduous" means attentive, diligent, laborious. Lazy, lethargic. Oh brother, this is an important word. "Assiduous" means attentive.

There are those who are very hardworking. Very laborious. Industrious. And the opposite of this is lethargic, sluggish, all of that. Did we have to remember such words? Yes, we had to remember. Diligent, one who works very hard. What all have we remembered related to diligent? Tell me quickly. Now we have arduous. Arduous. And which ones? And which ones? Industrious. Yes. And which ones? Let it spin in your mind. For very hardworking. Yes. Attentive. And which ones were there? Write them down once. So, arduous means attentive, diligent, laborious, industrious. And the opposite of this is lethargic, sluggish, idle. So many we remember. Yes, we remember? Indolent, all these words were those that showed laziness. Clear. Very good. Well done, my child. Ardent. My ardent students. Ardent. Yes. And arduous. We have got the arduous task of CUET English before us. What kind of task is it? Arduous. It is challenging. Arduous. Arduous. Challenging. What is it for challenging? Arduous. But what are you all? Ardent. Arduous. No problem. We will do it. We will do it. What is there to fear when we are together? Now my favorite word is coming. My favorite word is coming. Yes. I had taught you arduous, hadn't I? Yes. Where did arduous go? Yes. I had taught arduous. Arduous is done. It is for attentive, diligent, and laborious. Okay. Now, don't think that if I ask you to tell me similar words for arduous, it's not like you have to remember all three. You should know them separately. You should know what laborious means. You should know what arduous means. You should know what asperity means. You should remember them like this, that's enough. My favorite. Astute. In today's time, in the modern world, I haven't seen a more used word. I challenge you, tell me a word used more than this. Astute. If this word doesn't come in the exam, it will be very surprising. Astute. Mark it as a very important word. One of the most important words. Astute. Astute. It's a very lovely word. A very wonderful word. And its meaning is clever. What is its meaning? Clever. Clever. Astute. Astute. Write it everywhere once. Every child should know this word. Astute. Astute. Astute. Okay? So, how will we, ardent students, conquer this arduous task of the arduous CUET exam? We will do it by becoming astute. What will we become? Astute. We will become astute. By becoming astute, we will complete this task today. Yes? Yes. Done. Astute. Wonderful. Wonderful. We say black coffee. Yes. Come on. Let's move forward. Astute means bright, smart, intelligent. And naive and foolish. What is the opposite of this? Okay. Did we read any other word for novice? Novice, who was new? What was it? What was it? What was it? Think. I'm thinking too. You think too. We read some other word for novice. I'm remembering it. I'm remembering it. Oh man, are you also in the same condition as me? You don't remember either? I don't know. But some astute students, the astute students, they will remember this. They will remember. Astute. Let me see what these astute ones have written. Oh, astute. Oh, you have written novice. Wow, my child. Okay, what is the synonym of novice? What was novice a synonym for? Was there any other similar word? Something starting with A, I remember. A. Something else. Amateur. Oh my god, Yash Saini zindabad, Manish Bharti zindabad, Falaknaz, very good. Oh, champions. Aditi Mishra, very nice. Amateur. You remember everything. What a great brain you have. You have that brilliance. I enjoyed it. Come on. Astute means bright, smart, and intelligent. And we read novice, and related to that, another one is naive. Naive. What is this? This naive person, poor thing, is also like this. What is the exact opposite of clever? Naive. Innocent, simple, I was naive. I was unaware of the world and its ways. Is this your condition? Innocent, simple. Now you are. Now you are naive. You are a novice. But what do you have to become? You have to become astute. You are immature. You are amateur now. To become astute, you have to get rid of this naive and novice version of yours. My dear, there is no place for these naive people in this world. The innocent are crushed by everyone. They are crushed. They are suppressed. They are finished. So, my child, someone wrote a song? I was innocent, simple. I was unaware. I was also unaware. After a few years, you will also feel that you were unaware of many things. Things that you think are good, right, today. The curtain will be lifted, it will be unmasked. Then you will understand. Oh, this was the reality. Oh, I was in such a big illusion. I was in delusion. All those things were delusional. Then you will know the truth of the world. Okay? So, no problem. Let's come. But don't change yourself. No matter how harsh this world becomes, no matter what happens, you don't have to become like others. Even if you have to change your path from those people, don't change yourself. This is a message I want to give you. Okay? If someone does anything wrong to you, bothers you, deceives you, lies to you, cheats you, whatever they do. It doesn't mean you become like them. Stay away from those people. Don't destroy yourself. Don't try to change yourself. Good people also exist. They are standing in front of you. Okay? Come on. Okay. Today, novice, naive, all are done. Oh, it's fun, sir. It's fun. Yes. Atrocious. Done. Asylum is left. Okay. Yes. Asylum. Shelter. Refugee. Mental. Asylum is not mental. Have you heard of mental asylum? Tell me. They don't call mental asylum, mental asylum. Asylum itself means shelter, a place where treatment is being given, where someone is being kept. How will you remember it? Asylum, sanctuary, shelter, refuge. And the opposite of this is danger or wilderness. Danger or wilderness. This is its opposite. This is its opposite. Okay. Next is atrocious. Important word. Atrocious means dreadful, contemptible, or wild. It is full of immense cruelty. Atrocity. Important word. Why? Because many words are formed from it. Atrocity means cruelty. What? Cruelty. When injustice is done to someone, it is called atrocity. And atrocious is formed from this. What is formed from this? Atrocious. That is, that cruelty, that atrocity is called a noun, atrocity. Okay? Cruelty. Atrocity. To commit cruelty on someone. This is a verb. Okay? This is a verb. Atrocity. Atrocious. Okay? Who are the ones who do this mostly? Autocrats. Who is called an autocrat? Auto. That means from oneself. From oneself. That means happening by oneself. That means a dictator. Dictator. Dictator. Dictator. Dictator people, when most of the power comes into one hand, they think that now I am God, I am the creator, I am everything. And then they commit atrocities. They commit atrocities on whomever is under their control. Okay? So, everyone has done this. All the dictators, whoever they were, they all did this. Whether it was Mussolini or Hitler, they all. Then their end is also very dangerous. Their end is also bad. Okay? So, from atrocity, you can understand that an autocrat commits atrocity. It is atrocious. That is, condemn it, or contemptible. Contemptible means to condemn it. From that, contemptible is formed. Something that deserves to be called bad, something that deserves to be disliked, or wild. This is its meaning. Okay? Sorry. Yes. Okay. Kind and wonderful. This is its opposite. Antonym. Shall we move on? This is a very good word, my friend. Austere. Austere means severe, strict, rigid. Very rigid, which is hard. Hard. If you want to write it in Hindi, you can write it in Hindi. I deliberately say the Hindi words so that you can write them down. My purpose was not to teach in Hindi. You can write it for ease. Austere means very severe, in large quantities, very hard. It is called austere. And its opposite is? I am in class. I will talk to you later. Okay? Yes. Yes. Austere means for severe, strict, or rigid. And its opposite is flexible and calm. Austere is done. Let's come. Authentic, which is genuine, real, factual, is called authentic. And false and fake is its opposite. False and fake means that which is false. Okay? Autonomy, independence, freedom, liberty. Dependence and slavery is its opposite. This is very easy. Autonomy. Where there is independence, where one can do something by oneself, there is freedom, liberty, for that it is autonomy. Awful, which is very dangerous, terrible, dreadful, and atrocious, is called awful. And pleasant and comforting is its opposite. These were quite easy. Awkward. We just read it. For awkward, we read another word. What was it? Absurd. What was it for absurd? Absurd. Remembered by everyone. If absurd is written in front of you, can you recognize this word? Can you recognize the meaning of absurd? Yes, sir, we will recognize it. Nonsense. Exactly. Awkward, inconvenient, clumsy. Clumsy is an easy word. A lovely word. Clumsy. Clumsy. Clumsy. It is called clumsy. My dear, I am still clumsy. What is clumsy? A very innocent person. If you are a novice, naive, you are clumsy. What difference does it make? One day you will also become astute. Okay? Novice, naive, clumsy. Remembered? Yes. Everything is being remembered, sir. Absurd. Very good. Very good. Come on. Clumsy. Who is called clumsy? It is called clumsy. Don't you have a younger sister? Huh? Don't you have a younger brother? Go call them. Call them clumsy, clumsy. Say, clumsy, clumsy. It means someone who does very small actions. Like if you have a pen in your hand, it falls. If you drink water, water spills. Such cute are clumsy people. They are cute, my dear. Come on. Yes. Let's move forward. Where have we come? We had done awful. We had done awkward. Now the B ones have started, right? I guess. Yes, the B ones have started. Before B, I want that before B, let's do a quick revision of 2 minutes. Let's do it by looking. I am not asking you now. Let's do it by looking. Okay? Let's move from bottom to top. Shall we? Yes, let's do it. Black coffee was saying. Make it for me, dear. Come on. We need to increase our speed a bit, my child. It's 5:45. Our plan is from 5 to 9. We need to increase the speed a bit. Am I going too fast or too slow? Does it not feel like too many words are happening at once? Does it feel like, yes, what we are reading, we remember it and we will remember it? Does it feel like that? Yes. Because I am thinking that even if I take half an hour extra from you, I will not work very speedily. I am writing everything, sir. Very good. This speed, the speed is good. Yes, the speed feels good to me. Yes, because drink water, my child. May I drink water? Arya is saying, yes, you may. Write it down. I am giving a lot of time. I am giving a lot of time. You can write it down in your copies. Come on. Now, once, let's look at all the words starting with the alphabet A, from bottom to top. Awkward meant very clumsy, very inconvenient. Awful meant very scary, dangerous, dreadful. Autonomy, where there is independence, freedom. Authentic was for genuine things, for real. Austere meant very severe, very dangerous thing happened, very strict, very tough, rigid. Audacity. Audacity was left. Audacity means courage or audacity. Disrespectfulness, boldness, or adventure is shown by audacity. Attain means to attain something, acquire something, achieve something. Attain is called. Atrocious meant very cruel, tyrannical, related to cruelty, atrocious. Contemptible, wild. We saw that asylum means shelter or refuge. Astute meant a very clever person, smart, intelligent, bright. Astute will be called. Arduous was for very hardworking. For diligent, laborious. Asperity was a very good word. It shows harshness. It will show severity and acrimony. Askew means bent, tilted, turned. What will it be called? Askew. Ascribe. Ascribe meant for hiring someone. Arrogant means haughty. We read a new word in this, conceited. We read a new word, conceited was for arrogant. For someone who is very proud. Okay? Its opposite, we saw humble and modest. Arouse meant to provoke someone, incite, provoke, incite someone. Arouse was. Aridity meant dryness. It showed a lot of dryness or famine. Famine means when it becomes dry, it is called aridity. Arduous meant very challenging, difficult, troublesome. Ardent meant very intense, full of passion, someone who is passionate about something, devoted, is called ardent. Archaic meant related to old things. Obsolete, which has become. Apt means likely, fit, or skillful. For them, it is apt. Approve means to affirm something, accept, ratify. Ratify was a new word we read. Apparent meant that which is apparent, has appeared. It is visible. It was apparent. Append was left. No problem, we will see it later. Appalled means shocked, disgusted. A person is horrified seeing it. Appalled. Horrified. Anxious means to start feeling very nervous about something, impatient, to yearn, to be anxious, to have nervousness about something in your mind, hopelessness. Antagonize means to move, to provoke. To antagonize someone means to provoke someone. Antagonist. This was a very good word. It is used for foe, opponent, or adversary, for rivals, for an enemy. Antagonist is used. Foe, we saw separately. Anonymous is used for unknown. And incognito, we read this word in it. Annotation means explanation or comment, observation about something is called annotation. Ancillary means secondary, additional. What will it be called? Ancillary. Ancient was for old. Archaic, we saw it below too. It was done. Analogy was for similarity, correlation. Amiable, which is friendly, cordial. We remembered it like this. We remembered it. Ambitious means someone who has many desires, wishes. Such a person is called ambitious. Indifferent, we saw earlier too, someone who has no feelings. Ambiguous was for unclear. Vague, vagueness, unclear, obscure. We read a new word in this, obscure. We will remember it. Amateur, we saw, is novice, naive. Someone who works in an unprofessional way, like as a hobby, is called amateur. Aloof was for alone. Indifferent, detached, cool, isolation, isolated, solitary, solitude. We remembered all these. Ally means supporters, those who help, co-workers, assistants, collaborators are all called allies. Alliance means bond. Bond of something. Affinity, accord. Accord was a new word in this. Its opposite was discord. What was it? Discord. Which we remembered. Hostility. We read a word, hostile, hostility, enmity. All these are for enmity. Alacrity means eagerness, promptness, willingness. This was left. We will read it now. Eagerness for something is called alacrity. Agony means the pain, it is called gloom, torture, agony. Aggressive means for assertive, pushy, militant. Aggressive means to be aggressive, assertive, pushy, militant. Affluent means prosperous, wealthy, rich. Affluent is called. Affliction means hardship, calamity, disease. Affliction. Difficulty or a disaster of something is called affliction. Affirm means to confirm something, approve. Aesthetic means very beautiful, artistic, or artful. And advocate means to support something, assist, recommend. Adversity means to be against something, misfortune, calamity, or misery. When our circumstances are bad, we talked about it very well. Admonition. Something very offensive. Rebuke. Sorry. Admonition means to rebuke something, to give a warning, to give advice. What is it called? Admonition. Admit means to accept. Adjourn means to defer something. Defer, we learned that. Adequate means in sufficient quantity. Abundant, in plenty. Adapt means one who is able, proficient. Adapt. Adapt. We will remember. Yes. Adapt. Adapt. We will remember. Okay. Adapt was done. Adamant means stubborn, determined, obstinate. What is it called? Adamant. Acumen means one who has awareness, brilliance. What is it? Acumen. Active means alive, energetic, animated. Acknowledge means to accept, to agree with something. Achieve means to acquire, accomplish, attain. We saw all these. And acerbic means acidic, which is sour, is called acerbic. Acerbic can be remembered from acid. Accurate means definite, correct, right. Abundant means plentiful. Absurd means nonsensical, very illogical, irrational. It is. Absolve means to exonerate someone, acquit. What is it called? Absolve. Abortive means unsuccessful, fruitless, in which there is no benefit. Futile. What is it? Abortive. Abominable. These were important words. Abominable and what do you call it? Abortive. Remember these. There is a chance of forgetting. So read them two-three times. Abominable, offensive, obnoxious, or repulsive. What is it called? Offensive. Very offensive, something that is unpleasant to see. Abject means hopeless, miserable. Aid means to accept something. Abet means to encourage. It is used for encouragement. To incite, to provoke. So, how many words are there for provoke? We will write them in one place. Abbreviate means to compress something, to humiliate someone, to bash someone. Abandon means to give up something, to desert it. To absolve. Okay? These were all the words we have read so far. I have revised them for you once. Did you enjoy doing this? Whichever words you find most difficult in these. Now, as I say, do one thing. All children, do one thing. Make a list of the words that you find most difficult, that you might forget, that you might forget. Forget the ones you have remembered. Forget the ones that come to your mind easily for now. Only make a list of those. For example, I am your...

There was a place, I know which word I would make. This is a small word, and a big word is easier to remember. Why? Because it resembles something. For these small words, stay away from them, man. What did I say? I am going to say something very important. Listen carefully, my lions. Oh, my lioness, listen carefully. These words that have three to four letters, like 'abet'. 'Abject'. Well, that was still okay. Another word came down below. It was a small word, 'adapt'. These, there are five words in them. Okay? These small words are enough to trap you. You have to pay the most attention to them. And right now, for the words where you feel, like 'aspic', you feel you might forget. It's not like that. You will say that all the words seem difficult. Not all of them seem difficult. They come to mind. If I ask you, tell me, what does 'adamant' mean? You will remember this. You will remember this. If I say, tell me, what does 'affluent' mean? You will remember this. You will remember the meaning of 'agony'. It is used a lot. It comes up somewhere in daily life too. We read it. Okay? There isn't much difficulty in these. But these words, I understand you might forget the word 'adaptive'. It's strange. 'Able' is for proficient. That is 'adapted'. 'Adapt'. He is adapted. She is adapted. So, make a separate list for them. Keep making it now. Okay? Keep making it now. Keep making it now, thinking I might forget this. I might forget. I am going down in front of you once. Right? I am going down. Let's glance over them. And whatever word you feel you might mess up, write them down. How many total words will there be? 50, 60, 70. Just 100, man. Just those you have to remember. The rest are already being remembered by me. At most, I am able to remember even the difficult ones. The ones you are getting stuck on. You feel you might forget this. Make a separate list for it. This is called a smart strategy. For everyone, every word can be different. Someone might find 'abash' very easy, thinking, "I can never forget this. The sir told me to abash someone." Someone might feel like they abashed someone. This will be remembered. To humiliate, to insult. But it's possible that for someone, 'abash' itself is difficult. But they remember 'abet' well. They remember the meaning of 'abet' very well. So, it depends and it varies from person to person, student to student. Right? It's all about your mindset. So, everyone make your own list. I am going down slowly. Starting with the 'B' words. Got it? Let's do this scientifically. Oh, by mistake, the pinned message got sent. Let's come. Yes. Go through them slowly. Point out the ones you feel you might forget. Now we have reached the 'B' words. Doing this, we will reach 'Z'. Yes, sir, will we reach? It's 7 o'clock. We will reach in 2 hours. We will reach, man. 'A' words are always a bit difficult. Remember. The rest are easy. What you will read now will be the easy ones. 'B' words are few anyway. 'S' has many. 'T' has many. 'C' has many. Come on. We have reached 'B'. To 'bilk' someone, to swindle them. We will remember the word 'swindle'. To cheat, to deceive. We will remember the word 'bilk-swindle'. Come on, my child. Come on. To swindle. This was something new. To swindle. This was a good word. To swindle someone, to cheat them. It's related to cheating. To swindle. Swindle, by becoming sweet, and then ending them. Can we remember it like that? Yes. To swindle. To bilk, meaning to cheat. To deceive. The opposite of this is 'assist' and 'encourage'. 'Bizarre' was very easy. 'Bizarre' means very strange, absurd. We saw 'absurd' for 'bizarre'. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. 'Absurd' was also the same. It was 'absurd'. Related to that is 'bizarre'. Very strange. What is the Hindi for this? Strange. Yes. What will be the Hindi? Strange. So, we will remember 'swindle', 'swindle', man. 'Swindle' means to cheat someone, to deceive. 'Swindle' means to cheat, to deceive. Come on. Yes. 'Bizarre', 'weird', 'comical', 'peculiar'. 'Peculiar' is a very good word. Remember. Why is 'bizarre' called 'peculiar'? 'Peculiar'. What? Sometimes what happens is, even a very strange thing can be very unique. It can be peculiar. I wrote 'peculiar' itself. 'Peculiar' means very unique, strange, unique. Like, like some bowlers have an action, like Malinga's action was very strange, very bizarre action, peculiar. It's good, different, but it is strange. No one bowls like that. Just, I'm saying 'just', Jasprit Bumrah's action is very different, his bowling action is a bit strange. There was a cricketer named Chandrapaul. When he used to bat, he used to stand like this, or like this. He used to stand like this. He would stand holding the bat like this. So, he was very bizarre. He was very peculiar. What was he? Peculiar. This is an important word. Remember 'peculiar'. Will you remember? Yes. 'Peculiar'. Yes, sir. Very good. 'Peculiar' or 'comical' or 'weird'. 'Ordinary', 'common' is its synonym and antonym. Let's move on. 'Blend' means mild, dull, boring. What do you call it? 'Blend'. 'Blend' is used. 'Exciting' and 'bright' is its opponent. 'Blatant' is a very lovely word. 'Blatant'. 'Blatant' means openly or completely open. 'Blatant', 'noisy', 'obvious', 'outright'. Okay? Very, what do you call it? Full of noise. It's completely obvious. Yes, it is. Openly, outright. And its opposite? 'Conceal' and 'hidden'. Its opposite. So, 'blatant' means open. Remember this. 'Blatant' means open. 'Blatant'. He told me blatantly. He told me blatantly. I said this blatantly. I said this blatantly, meaning with boldness. What else can be its synonym? Bold. Whatever was bold, with boldness. We put bold. We put bold. Okay, my child? Yes, sir. Come on. Let's move on. Let's move on. Yes. 'Bleak'. 'Bleak' means grim. Very dim. The little light that is going out. You know where you might have seen the meaning of 'bleak'? You might have edited a photo somewhere. Somewhere in your life, you might have seen a bleak photo, where they just let out a little light from the photo. So, that is bleak. Something that comes out very little, very dim. Is this word used for that? 'Bleak'. 'Barren', 'grim', or 'desolate'. 'Desolate'. And its opposite? 'Overgrown', which has grown a lot, and 'cheerful'. So, the word 'bleak' means dim. I'm saying dim. Grim. Very little, what do you call it? Barren, completely barren, and desolate. 'Blend' means to mix something, to amalgamate, to combine, or to mix. Its opposite is 'separate' or 'segregate'. So, 'blend'. Blender comes. Juicer, mixer, or blend this. This was an easy word. 'Moisturous' is a very good word. 'Moisturous' means disorderly, rowdy, clamorous. 'Well-mannered' and 'quiet'. 'Moisturous' means where there is no order. How is this stuff kept? It's kept in a moisturous way. How is this room? It's become moisturous. How did you write the paper? He worked in a very moisturous way. What kind of food is he cooking? In a moisturous way. How is he talking? Moisturous. What word is it? 'Moisturous'. 'Rowdy', 'clamorous'. 'Clamorous'. In a very clumsy way. Come on. 'Boorish', 'offensive', 'ill-mannered', and 'impolite'. 'Boorish'. Now tell me one thing about 'boorish'. Have we read any other word for 'offensive'? For 'offensive', that which is likely to offend, insulting, offensive, did we read any word starting with 'A' earlier? Did we read any word starting with 'A'? Tell me quickly. You will remember. Which word did we read? Which word did we read? Which word did we read? Okay? So, 'boorish' is its synonym. 'Ill-mannered' means in a very bad way. 'Impolite' is not polite. 'Gentle' and 'polite' is its opposite. We have seen this. 'Brash', 'hasty', in a hurry, 'heedless', 'impudent', and its opposite is 'cautious' and 'timid'. 'Timid' is an important word. Which word is important? 'Timid'. 'Timid'. 'Timid' means cautious, thinking carefully, very carefully. 'Timid'. 'Timid' means to do something very carefully. To work with a timid approach, meaning to do something very carefully. Okay? Yes. Let's move on. I will give you both these files, and you will remember all of this. Come on, child. The child said 'abominable'. 'Abominable', 'impetuous', 'moisturous'. 'Timid' means scared, very cautious. Very good. Haven't made it. It's been a long time since this session. After completing this, you won't be scared. But the condition is, you have to, you have to attend, you have to attend the complete session. Okay? Keep encouraging me and keep your courage up. Come on, let's move on. Not eating chocolate today. You haven't sent chocolate, how can I eat it? 'Timid', yes. So, what is the opposite of 'timid'? What is the opposite of 'timid', my child? 'Timid' means scared, cautious, very careful. What is its opposite? 'Brash'. What is its opposite? 'Brash', which is in a hurry. Done without thinking. It's brash. 'Brave' you already know. 'Courageous', 'bold', and 'cowardly'. 'Timid' is its opposite. 'Brutal'. We saw this related to 'brutal', 'atrocious'. Which word did we see? 'Atrocity' or 'atrocious'. The one who inflicted injustice, inflicted injustice, committed atrocities. Atrocities? 'Brutal'. 'Brutal' means in a very bad way, without any sympathy, mercilessly. If I talk about the Hindi of 'brutal', what will it be called? Mercilessness. Not showing mercy to anyone. Killing, beating, doing any act without any mercy. So, 'fierce', 'savage', 'ferocious'. 'Ferocious' also means dangerous. Understood the word 'ferocious'? 'Ferocious' is an important word. Write it down in the list of important words. 'Ferocious'. 'Ferocious' means ferocious. And from 'ferocious', which word will be remembered? And what is the way to remember these two? 'Furious'. 'Furious' means angry. What does it mean? Angry. What becomes angry? Becomes dangerous. So, from 'furious', 'ferocious' was made. From 'furious', 'ferocious' was made. From 'furious', 'ferocious' was made. Ferocious. And 'furious' means angry. Okay? And 'infuriate' means to get angry. This is also derived from it. Come on. Let's move on. Yes. So, 'brutal' means very 'fierce' and 'savage'. 'Fierce', 'savage', and 'ferocious'. Okay? 'Tame' and 'gentle'. This became its antonym. This is a very good word. 'Buoyant' means happy, elated, and happy, elated, and cheerful. It is used for happy. And 'depressed', 'heavy-hearted' is its antonym. 'Buoyant'. 'Flame buoyant'. A word is used. What word is used? 'Flame buoyant'. This word is used. What is this word used for? What is this word for? For someone who is very stylish, does things without thinking, enjoys a lot, for them the word 'flame buoyant' is used. Who is happy, elated, very cheerful. So, you must have heard 'flame buoyant'. It's used for actors, celebrities, 'flame buoyant'. Okay, my child? Yes, sir. Come on. So, we have seen this. Let's move on. Now 'busy'. For 'busy', 'active', 'occupied', 'working'. Let's do some small questions. Come on, let's do it with questions. Just after finishing the 'B' words, when we come to 'C', we will do questions. Let's finish this. So, we are going to, we are going to practice some questions now. We are going to practice some questions now. Let's finish the 'B' words. One or two are left. Come on. Same, same file. Yes. Is it the same? Come on. This will help you remember even better. There will be some words in the questions that you haven't read yet. But you will be able to answer them by using common sense. Okay? One or two words were left. 'Brutal' was done. 'Buoyant' was done. 'Busy'. Meaning of 'busy' is 'active', 'occupied', 'working'. And the opposite was 'idle', 'useless', for 'sluggish'. Okay? And the other was for 'relaxed'. So, 'relaxed'. Okay? So, 'busy' was done. So, we have done the 'A' and 'B' words, the ones starting with 'A' and 'B'. Now I want to do some questions. Come on, let's see. It's a match the column. Words are written here. Meanings are written here. You have to match and tell which one is which. What will come with the first? Where will the second come? Tell me like this. And you have a total of 10. There are 10 here and 10 meanings here. They are mixed up. You have to match them. Come on, let's match. Let's do it. Come on, let's glance. There will be some words in this that you don't know. But if you think logically, you will be able to do them. Which of these words have we read? We have read the meaning of 'rebuke'. 'Rebuke' is to speak ill of someone. So, what should 'rebuke' be? To reprimand someone, to tremble, to be dormant, to be bright. Tell me. It was reprimand, wasn't it? The meaning of 'rebuke', yes. So, it will be with the eighth. It will be. And tell me, 'rigid'. What does 'rigid' mean? To subdue, immovable, forgo, acquit, secute, tremble, dormant, or dormant, or bright. So, 'rigid' is strict, completely strict, which cannot move, immovable. So, should I put B with the 10th? Yes, B will go with the 10th. Very good. Very good. Yes. And tell me, what does 'radiant' mean? Something that is very colorful. 'Radiant'. What will go with 'radiant'? Tell me quickly. What will go with 'radiant'? Yes. Take a look. Tell me which one will go? With 'chatterbox', 'talkative'. It wasn't written here. Yes. 'Quarantine'. The meaning of 'quarantine' is to seclude, to be alone. So, should it go with this? Tell me. You are saying with the fifth. With the tenth, B. With the tenth, B has gone. And with the seventh, J. Seventh. With 'radiant', 'bright'. I have put 'bright' with 'radiant'. Yes. And tell me. With the second, G. 'Dormant'. 'Quarantine' with 'dormant'. Take another look carefully. With the seventh, J. With the seventh, J has been put. Is everyone enjoying? Very good. With the second, G. 'Seclude'. Okay, you are putting it with this. Yes. And tell me. And what else? And what is left? 'Relinquish' to forgo. 'Subdue' or 'fake acquit'. Now left is 'tremble'. Here 'subdue', 'new', 'fake', 'reprimand' is done. 'Evoke' and 'dormant'. With the first, E. With 'fake acquit', with the first, E is done. And 'quell'. With the sixth, H. 'Quell'. Yes. Yes. And what else? And what is left? And 'quench'. With the sixth, sixth is H. With 'quell', 'tremble', to shake. And what is left? Two with G. 'Quarantine' was done, wasn't it? G was done. And all are done. Which one is left? Which ones are left? 'Radiant' is also done. 'Quell' is also done. 'Quellable', 'quiescent'. Yes. 'Quellable'. Tell me about 'quellable'. Column A, Column B. First, 'quack'. E. 'Quack' is E. Okay? 'Quay' is also done. And 'quarantine' is also done. 'Quell'. 'Subdue'. This wasn't it. Oh, this was left. This is done. And yes. And 'quiescent'. 'Dormant'. And is there any part left? Yes. Where did 'evoke' go? Here it is. Yes. I can't say much more than you because we haven't done these words very rigorously yet. Okay? You tried well. Kudos for this. You tried well. Okay? Now I think we should move to the 'C' words. We should move to the 'C' words. Okay? Let's do the 'C' words quickly. Yes. 'Callous'. 'Callous' is a very lovely word. What is 'callous' called? Hard. What? Very hard. And 'strict'. For 'strict', what other words have we read? Think about them once. Write them. Write all the words for 'strict' in the comments. 'Callous', 'insensitive', 'immature', 'unfeeling'. 'Insensitive'. It's not 'insensitive', meaning 'indifferent'. 'Concerned' and 'caring' is its opposite. 'Calm'. 'Callous' is an important word. Write it down, mark it. 'Calm'. Who is calm? 'Quiet'. 'Tranquil'. For 'steel', 'quant', what do you call it? 'Calm'. 'Excited'.

And turbulent, how will you remember turbulent? What happens on a ship, when you people sit in a plane, what happens? There is turbulence, what happens? Turbulence happens. From that only, turbulent was formed. What was formed? Turbulent was formed. Okay. Camouflage, camouflage, oh your friends, camouflage, color-changing ones. Okay. Camouflage, camouflage, meaning appearance, veil, curtain, a veil, a covering, is called camouflage. Display and reveal became its opposite. Candid, what does candid mean? Candid photo. What kind of photo do I want? Sir, take a candid photo. We don't say that. What is the meaning of candid itself? Frank talk. Talking to someone in a very frank manner, becoming frank, what is that called? Candid is called. Okay, sir. Candid is called. Very good. Candid is called. Absolutely. There will be one file where you pick the correct option. Let's keep those. We will practice that. Okay? Let's practice in a little while. Right? Let's look at this first. Candid means frank, honest, or open. Its opposite is biased or devious. Devious is a good word. Devious is a very lovely word. Mark this. This is a word that we can forget, but it is important in the exam. Devious is a person who is deceitful, who is a shapeshifter, who has deceit in their heart, what is that called? Devious. One who hides their thoughts to deceive, what is that called? Devious is called. Trickster, they call it. What do they call it? Trickster. One who tricks people, who deceives them, who commits fraud. What will that be called? Devious will be called. Its opposite will be candid. Candid will be its opposite, my child. Candid means frank, honest, open, bold. And from boldness, I remembered, did we read any word for boldness? Yes, we just read it. For boldness, we saw blatant. I received a blatant reply. A blatant reply came, and everything was done openly, revealed. Blatant was its opposite. So blatant, candid, devious, all these are similar. Yes sir, they are similar. Move on quickly. Captivating, being in captivity. Being in someone's captivity, becoming a prisoner of someone, being in someone's prison. To captivate someone, meaning to captivate, to bind someone, to control someone. Interesting, fascinating, charming. Captivating will be remembered from this. To captivate. To captivate someone, meaning to take someone into possession, to take into possession, to abduct someone. In a way, to hold someone and keep them in your own. What do you call it? What is the word in Hindi? To take someone into your grip. To take into your grip. The word grip is good. To take into your grip. That is to captivate. Your performance was captivating. Meaning, I became your slave. Brother, you took me into your own, into your grip. Meaning, it is fascinating, charming, interesting. Its opposite is dull or boring. Okay? Tell me the meaning of boring. What was the meaning of boring? Tell me the meaning of boring once. We read boring too, didn't we? Tell me what it was. The meaning of boring was read above. Let's move on. To capture, to apprehend, to seize, to arrest, to catch someone. Capture. You just captured my eyes. You seized my eyes, caught them. Seize is an important word. To seize, to take into possession. What happens to property? It is seized. That's it. Its opposite is free or release. So, to apprehend. Now, apprehend and apprehension. Apprehend has two meanings, my child. Apprehend has two meanings. Apprehend is an important word, listen. Apprehend, its usual meaning is to worry about something. What is the meaning? To worry about something is called apprehend. But, apprehend is also used to arrest someone. To arrest. And from this, what word is formed? Apprehension. What is formed? Apprehension. Meaning worry. My worry is this. My concern is this. Right? There is a word in Hindi, concern. Oh. Okay? So, apprehend has two meanings. Remember, don't just understand one. To worry or to take someone into custody, to arrest them. Okay? Apprehension is an important word. Alright. Captivating is done. Capture is done. Uh, what is this? Cataclysm means disaster or calamity. These are the same words. We have read them many times. Okay. Come. So, cautious. We have seen cautious, which is very careful, shy, bashful. Bash. Abash. Abash. Abash. What was abash? Tell me. Abash means to humiliate someone. To abash someone was for humiliating someone, right? He abashed, humiliated, insulted. Timid. We know timid. He is very timid. A timid approach, man. A very timid approach. Meaning, he lives life like a complete coward. Its opposite is bold or daring. Cautious, we have seen. To seize something, to stop something. There is seize. Both are homonyms. One word is, my child, seize. This one. To take possession of something. What is it? To take possession. One is this. And there is another word, seize. This seize is to stop something. To stop. Or what other word do we use for this? Tell me. To terminate. To terminate. So, seize means? To withdraw, to stop, to discontinue. To recommence. That is its opposite. Okay? Chagrin, disappointment, dismay, irritation. This is very good. What word is used for sadness, dejection? Chagrin. Chagrin. Remember it. Remember it. It is an important word. It is a good word. You might forget it. It is a new word. It is used less. Chagrin. Chagrin means disappointment, dismay, irritation. Its opposite is confidence and delight. We have seen this. Chaotic. This is the loveliest word. Mark it. Chaotic is related to chaos. Ameliorate, disarray, erratic. Erratic is also a good word. Erratic. How will we remember the word erratic? We say error for mistake. What do we say? Error. What do we say? Error. For mistake. Yes. Okay, we, yes. Let's look at erratic once. One minute, I cannot see your comments. One second, wait. Come. Yes. What does error mean? Mistake. What does error mean? Mistake. And if something is erratic, meaning it has mistakes. Because of mistakes, that thing is. What has it been called? Chaotic has also been called. Chaotic is made from chaos. What is chaos? Disorder, right? There is a commotion. Okay? What is it called? Chaos. Chaos is called. Where there is no system, where there is turmoil, what is it called? Chaotic. From that, what is formed? Chaotic. And from error, what is formed? Erratic. So, if something is erratic, chaotic, that means there is no system there. Like your, your CUCET paper, there are mistakes every year. There are problems every year. So, this is chaotic. The system is chaotic, erratic. So, what is it called? Chaotic or erratic. Organized or systematic, if something is happening, that is its opposite, where a work is done in an organized way. Charismatic. Charismatic is very, very wonderful. Someone who is very appealing, inspiring, or magnetic. What is that called? Charismatic. Its opposite is dull or repulsive. Dull or repulsive. Charming. It was a very easy word. Delightful, exquisite, lovely. And its opposite is revolting and repulsive. To revolt. You understand revolt, right? Yes. To chide. This is very good. To scold, to admonish, or to censure. Chide and admonish. Admonish. We have seen admonish, right? Something very offensive. Admonish. And from this, what is formed? To chide someone. This is its synonym. Admonish. Admonish. Chide. Admonish. And scold. And what else was it? Reprimand. From this, what was formed? Reprimand. What was formed from this? Reprimand. We saw this too. Okay? Is it becoming clear? Yes. All are becoming clear. Chide, scold, admonish, censure, and to applaud and to comment, meaning to praise. To praise. Symmetrical. Fanciful, imaginary, unreal. Something that is unreal will be called numerical. Real and natural are its opposites. Choleric, ill-tempered, peevish, irascible, or gentle, mild is its opposite. What? Ill-tempered means someone who behaves very badly. They will be called peevish and irascible. For what? For choleric. Circumspect. Important word. Mark it. Circumspect. One who is attentive, careful, and prudent. Circumspect. Circumspect. This is an important word. You can remember it easily. Circumspect. One who inspects the circumstances. Whom? The circumstances. Whom? Look carefully. One who inspects the circumstances is called? Circumspect. It is made from these two words. Look once. It took 'circum' from circum. It took 'circum' from this. And it took 'inspect'. And what was formed? Circumspect was formed. One who inspects the circumstances is called circumspect. What is it called? Circumspect is called. Circumspect is called. Attentive, careful, or prudent. You might get stuck on the word prudent. Prudent is a word related to this. Prudent means practical. Prudent means careful. Practical. A person who is careful is called prudent. One who accepts the losses first, who accepts the difficulties that can happen in the circumstances, acknowledges that yes, this is the situation. One who acts accordingly is called prudent. Careful is called. Circumspect. Its opposite is careless and negligent. Move on. Yes. Clemency, mercy, compassion, and leniency are called clemency. Cruelty and meanness are its opposites. Coarse, unrefined, bumpy, or rough. What will we call it? Rough. A place is rough. What will it be called? One that is uneven, rough, not refined, bumpy, with ups and downs like this. What will it be called? Coarse will be called. Coarse will be called. And its opposite will be fine and smooth. Okay? Coarse. We read this before too. To be in coercion, meaning to threaten someone, to give a threat, to coerce. We read this before too. Coarse. Which one? The word coarse. Coarse. What is it called? Coercion. To do something forcefully. Those who do things forcefully, what will they be called? Coarse. Don't worry now. When I repeat, when I ask you, you will know them, man. We are connecting everything. They are very easy. We will do the questions, you will remember everything. We will start the questions now. Yes. Very good. Coerce. To be in coercion, meaning to make someone do something forcefully, that is called coercion. To compel, to force someone. Can you remember the word compel? Compel. Compel is for forcing someone. To do what? Don't compel me. Compel. Compel. And from this, what word is formed? Compulsion. What will be formed? Compulsion. And what will compulsion be called? Compulsion. What will it be called? Compulsion. Compulsion is used for what? For compulsion. Very good. Come. Yes. Colleague. You know colleague. Co-worker. Add and Ali have come again. What did Ali mean? Tell me now. What did Ali mean? Don't you remember, my child? What is Ali used for? If Add comes in front of you, will you remember? Yes, you will remember. If I ask you one word, affirm. Tell me what affirm means. Tell me what adapt means. Tell me what adapt means. Tell me. Tell me the meaning of adapt. Keep telling me. Very good. Keep telling me, everyone, in the comments. Tell me. Let's go. We have moved on. Yes. Colossal. Colossal. This is very good. A very good word. Enormous, immense, mammoth. What? Colossal. Colossal means something very big. Very big. What word will we use for very big? That is it. Very big. I wrote it in a file before. I wrote it in front of you. Now let's fill it. Or you fill it for me. You fill this. I will write it myself. Come, for very big, what is it? For very big, colossal. What is the word? Colossal. Mammoth. Mammoth is something very big. Huge, large. Very big. Huge. One word. And what else did we read? Gigantic is a word. Which one? Gigantic or gigantic, as it is read. That is also for what? For very big. What? Colossal, mammoth, huge, gigantic. These are all for what? For very big. Did I miss enormous? Should I write enormous too? Although enormous is a quite popular word. Let's write enormous too. Enormous. These are all for what? For something very big. Mammoth, gigantic, and what do you call it? Enormous. Tell me the meanings of these words. You tell me. Yes. Tell me the meaning of adapt. Tell me the meaning of ardent. Tell me the meaning of arduous. Tell me the meaning of insight. Tell me the meaning of insight. Write the meanings of all these words. Write their meanings in front of them. See, you will remember. See, you will remember everything. You will remember the meanings of all these. Come, come, write and show. Very good. Very good. Okay, tell me the meaning of idle. Tell me the meaning of this idle. Tell me the meaning of soothing. Soothing. Do you remember soothing? Come. Let's move on. Yes. Comical. Very funny. Amusing, funny. It is made from comedy. Remember the word comical. It's not a big deal. Comical. Comical. Comedy. What is formed from comedy? Comical. What is formed? Comical. One that is funny, amusing. What will it be called? Comical will be called. Comical. Its opposite is tragic or sorrowful. Next is to commemorate. This was good. To commemorate, to admire, to celebrate, to remember. Commemorate. Now how? In the word commemorate, what is the word? Look carefully with me. Commemorate. Commemorate. Commemorate. So, to memorate, meaning memory. Does it remind you of memory? Memory. Memory means remembrance. Remembrance. Co-memorate. 'Co' means with someone. What is 'co' used for? It is used for someone. What do you need to remember? That wherever this 'co' is attached, this 'co' shows 'with'. How? See, have you read colleague? Yes. Colleagues are those who are in the league together, what are they called? Colleagues are called. What are they called? Colleagues are called. Coordinate. Coordinate means to coordinate something together. Okay? Like this. Cooperation. To operate together. So, this 'co', this 'co' shows 'together'. So, here, if I write 'co' in the word, and I write 'memorate'. Meaning, to remember someone together. What is it called? Commemorate is called. Commemorate is called. Did you enjoy it? Hmm. Come. So, where is commemorate? Commemorate is done. Commodious. For something roomy, large capacity, very huge, what will it be called? Commodious. Commodious means very big, roomy, large space. Should we put this in very big too? Yes, it will be easier to remember. It will be easier to remember. Commodious. Commodious. Should I write it in the same place? Very big. Yes. Write it in very big. Commodious. What? Commodious. This also shows what? It shows large. It shows large. Space-wise, commodious. Commodious. Remembered. Gigantic, enormous, mammoth, colossal. Come on. Let's move on. Yes. Compassionate. We have seen compassion. We have read this. Compassion means kindness. Compassionate is one who shows kindness. Philanthropist. Sympathetic, considerate, cordial. Cordial. Cordial, from the heart, we remember cordial too. Okay? This will be remembered, man. Compassionate. Cruel and heartless. You people, whatever I ask in the comments, do it. If you forget something, don't worry. Where am I going? Where am I going? What did I say? By the end of the session, I will make you remember. You will remember. We will do the questions now, you will remember. Don't worry. You need not worry at all. Okay? Just keep listening. Keep making the connections that are being made. Keep connecting. Come. Let's move on. Yes. Compatible. This was easy. Something that is suitable for you. Agreeable, consistent, adaptable. Improper and unsuitable will be its opposite. To compel. We don't even need to look at this. To compel someone, to force someone. It was made from compassion, it became compel. Competent. It has come again. This is a good word. Complacent. You might get stuck on this. Complacent means happy, satisfied, or pleased. One who is very happy, satisfied, what will that be called? Complacent. Didn't we read flamboyant for this? Flamboyant was also there. Yes. So, tell me, what were the words for happy? Tell me, what are the words for happy? Just tell me. One is complacent. I'll write it. Complacent. There was buoyant. The one with flamboyant. There was buoyant. There was buoyant. And there was elated. There was elated. There was exquisite. There was ecstasy. There was ecstasy. And keep telling me. Did I write elated? I have written elated. I have written elated. Was it delightful? I have written delightful. This was easy. This was easy. And for being happy, for being satisfied, write the words that come to your mind in the comments. Very nice. Jubilant has come. Very good. Cheerful has come. Joyful has come. Contented. The word contented is better. There was a word contented. Very good. Joyful. Jubilant. Flamboyant. We saw that. Very good. I am moving on. I am moving on. See, my child, you also have to eat, and you also have to prepare for the exam. I understand. But you won't be able to study for either. So, don't ruin this session because of that. Many children start, but cannot reach the end. And then they say their luck was bad. It's not luck, perhaps the effort was bad. Today, this session, I told you that we will do this session thoroughly until 9 o'clock. I will take at most half an hour extra. Not more than that. I am not stopping. I am not talking about irrelevant things. I am not doing that today. Today, I am not even talking to you about the things I usually do. Because I know my target today is to make you learn all the words. I don't want to just do them and run away. It is very easy for me. To speed through it. Yes, yes, done, done, done, done. No, no. I am also thinking like a student, that I will also forget. What is the meaning of adapt? What is the meaning of inept? What is the meaning of alliance? What is the meaning of indifference? What is the opposite of timid? I am thinking this myself, like you. So, please, don't waste my effort. Both my effort and yours will be wasted if you leave in the middle. So, you have to be, you have to be consistent. You don't have to do anything else. You can study another subject tomorrow calmly. I am not stopping you. But if you give one hour there properly, you won't be able to give it here properly, and you won't understand either. That is what I am trying to say. Eat your food calmly. Eat it half an hour late today. Eat it while sitting like this. I am not making you write too much. Please, that's my request to all of you. I hope you will. I hope you will understand. Okay? Come. Let's move on. Yes. Let's move on. We saw complacent. To complete means to conclude, to finish. This was easy. Complex. Something that is very complicated. Intricate. Convoluted. Convoluted. Convoluted and intricate. So, which word is important here? Convo. Convoluted. What is the meaning of convoluted? Difficult. And from C, what is another word? Intricate. What is its meaning?

? Complex. What do both of these mean? Hard. Difficult hard. What was hard? Arduous too. Yes, that is related to this. What did hard remind us of? Arduous task. Any difficult task, a hard task. Did I remember one more word? A very confusing one. Perplexed. What does perplex also mean? Difficult to understand. Difficult to understand. So, perplex, arduous, convoluted, and intricate. I remembered intricate and convoluted too. Don't worry. Did you enjoy it? Let's move on. Yes. What is the opposite of this? What is the opposite of this? Simple and easy. Comprehend. This was good. Comprehend means to understand. Comprehension passages come. Which passages come? The passages that come in our exam, my child, what are they? They are comprehension. What are they? Reading comprehension. Because what is it made from? What is it made from? It is made from comprehend. From what? From comprehend. Comprehend means to understand. To understand something. What is this called? It is called comprehend. It is called comprehend. So, comprehend means to understand. To grasp, to pull something towards you, to grasp, to appreciate, to discern. What is the opposite? Confuse, misinterpret, misunderstand, and neglect. In a little while, we are going to do questions. Let's do questions in a little while. At what point will we do them? We will do them when we reach N. N. At N, we will feel that we have done a lot of words. Yes. To compress. We have seen this before. To abbreviate something, to contract it. That means to compress, to crush, to condense, to squeeze. Remember the word squeeze. Squeeze. Don't they have a squeezer? There is some drink. I think I remember something. They also call it a squeezer. That is, to squeeze. To squeeze something. To squeeze. So that is what? To compress. Say compress, say squeeze, say contract, say condense, say condense. What is that too? Everything. Isn't there condensation? In condensation, what do we do? We just squeeze it. So, in science, condensation means to compress, to compress something, that is, to squeeze it, to squeeze it. And its opposite is to expand, to spread it out. Expansion. Say expansion, say expand. It's the same thing. To enlarge, to increase. Something is compulsory. This is important. An important word. Compulsory. That is, wherever you see compell, understand. From which compuls is it made? It is made from compel. Compel. To compel, to force. To force. What do you call forcing? Compel. What word is made from this then? Compulsion is made. Compulsion is made. Yes, compulsion is made. What is compulsion? It is my compulsion. From this, I made compulsory. From this, compulsory is made. That is, this is a compulsion. You have to do it. Something which you have to do. What is that called? It is called compulsory. Forced, obligatory, imperative. It is imperative. That means you have to do it. Implied. Optional and voluntary. Did I remember one more word? Did I remember one more word? Inevitable. Is inevitable similar to this? Yes, sir. Inevitable, which cannot be stopped. That is bound to happen. Which you cannot ignore, which you cannot avoid, which cannot be prevented is called inevitable. Correct? Like your CET exam, you have to give it. You have to give it in 10 days. Since you have to give it, let's give our 100%. We are ardent. What are we? Remember once again. You have sworn today with me that today we will bring confidence in English. We will become ardent. We will become ardent. There will be no lack of enthusiasm. There will be no lack of our intentions. We will become ardent. We will keep at it. No problem. Come on, my child. Come on. Are you enjoying it? Are you enjoying it? Come on, man. I am enjoying it a lot. I am enjoying it a lot. We have reached concede. Concede. Deceive. Didn't we just read about conceding? Deceiving. Conceding is about deceiving. Proud, hollow. Pompous. Humble and genuine. Humble and genuine is its opposite. For arrogant, we saw the word concede. For haughty, we saw the word concede. For what? Arrogant. Concede, you said deceive. Haughty. For haughty, we saw concede. Pompous, or this word was important. Pompous, we saw a new word. Who is conceited? A very proud person. Hollow inside. Mostly, aren't they all like that? Okay? Humble and genuine is its opposite. To be honest, shall I say? Honestly, I am telling you. Today, I am telling you a very bitter truth. I don't want to tell you, but you should know. All the big people I have met, and mostly I have met educated people. Because I am an educator, I interact more with educators. So, I meet people very rarely because of that. Because of what I saw in them, I don't feel like meeting anyone. Meaning, they show they are very good people, but in reality, in real life, they are not what they claim to be, what they try to show. They are not like that. So, I saw this. I thought that educated people would have simplicity, they wouldn't show off, they wouldn't have that element of haughtiness. They wouldn't have arrogance. Oh, I found more arrogance in those people than in anyone else. Whom I thought were ideal people. I thought their conversations would be on a different level. When I went into them, they turned out to be hollow, man. Hollow. They were ruined by that very thing. They were destroyed by that very thing. By showing off, by presenting themselves differently. They are doing all those things that they forbid. They are living the kind of life that the rest of the world is forbidden from, considered bad. They themselves are in the same line. They turned out to be very hollow inside. Since then, I have ended relationships with many people, thinking I don't want to meet them. Why? You sit with such people, they question you, saying you are a very useless person. You don't like driving a car or a luxury car, you don't party, you don't drink. What a useless person you are. Always talking about why don't you do a business of crores? Why don't you do this? And I thought that those people would think about the welfare of children or talk about education. Those are just talks. Those are the teeth for show. The teeth for eating are different. So, meeting those people, I felt that this is hollow. That's why I created distance. That's why I feel that if I stay alone, at least I can do something for my real goal, for students, to truly do something that changes their lives. Perhaps I won't be able to do that while staying with them because you become like the company you keep. So, the beginning of KSA was also with this hope that here, online, I am doing as much as I can with my strength, or standing here for 4 hours, I will stand for more than 3-4 hours, you know that I won't sit here, I will keep making you do it. But there is a deficiency in transforming you, in training you, which offline classes, even calling them training classes is wrong, can be done through training, how to train you to become a professional. The beginning of that also started from that. The compulsion is that I don't know how successful it will be. It is up to you people. Because it requires a lot of money, man. There are a lot of expenses. A lot of expenses. More than you can imagine. We don't have our own place. If you go to rent a place, man, the rent is lakhs of rupees. How can a person do it? So, there are many challenges. More at this time. But yes, there is no lack of effort. I am ardent, man. I am ardent too. And see, one day, we will bring transformation. Transformation will come. Hope, meaning, like, the hope is complete. Positivity is complete. So, we are working on it. So, I need a lot of your support in that. You go around the world and do various courses, waste your time. For your life skills, definitely do something for spoken English, for your personality development, to make yourself college-ready before going to college. There are training programs of a month or two, definitely do them. It will benefit you a lot. That transformation will come within you. And my hard work will also be successful if I have tried to set up something and for the purpose for which I tried, it will be successful. Now, don't tell anyone about this that I keep telling you. This is an inside matter between you and me. It comes. So, we have seen conceited, very pompous, a completely hollow person, full of pride. Concrete means real, tangible, solid. Is there a place built on concrete? Abstract or flimsy. Flimsy was a very important word. Flimsy. You will see this again and again. Flimsy is its opposite. Meaning, what is weak, is called flimsy. This word will come again and again. Remember this. Okay? To concur. To resolve something, to agree, to cooperate. That means to concur. Disagree and clash were its opposite. To condemn. To speak ill of someone, to say something bad about someone, to criticize. To assure, to denounce. To publicly say something bad about something is called to denounce. Remember the word denounce. To publicly denounce something. And renounce. What is the difference between the two? Both are made from announce. Like refer and defer. Like refer and defer. The बात is just being extended. Or a person is being referred, or something is being postponed. That's the only difference. Similarly, announcement is in both. In renounce too, and in denounce too. Right? But in denounce, what is happening? Someone is being criticized. And in renounce, something is being renounced. That's it. Yes. That's it. That's ours. So, where did it go? Where did denounce go? Denounce is done. Condemn. To condense. We just read about it. Condense means to curtail something. Curtail, an important word. Curtail, we saw another one. To reduce. To reduce. What are the words for reducing? Many more will come. One is curtail. To curtail. One is to mitigate. What to do? Mitigate. My child, write with me. One is to alleviate. What to do? Alleviate. One is to cut down. All these are for reducing. More will come, and we will write them. More will come, and we will write them. Come on, come on, quickly. Very good. Yes. Confine. Oh ho ho ho. Confinement. This is a very lovely word. Now the real, fun, fun words are coming, which you have to do. To be confined. To be in captivity. Didn't we read the poem? Amanda was in confinement. Tiger in the Zoo, Class 10th, remember? You must have read it from me. So, the tiger was in confinement. Similarly, in Class 12th, didn't you read the poem Aunt Jennifer's Tigers? Aunt Jennifer was in confinement. Patriarchal society. Confinement, meaning captivity, bondage. To be confined. Confinement. This shows bondage. To be enclosed. To restrain. To restrain. This restraint shows restraint. Restraint, a hindrance, to stop someone, to restrain them. Okay? Let's move on. Free or release is its opposite. To confirm. Firm. Approve. Address. This was done. To confirm. To confirm. To accommodate. To comply or to submit something. What is that called? To confirm. To confirm. To accommodate or to comply with something. Its opposite is called dispute and dissent. Congenial. A very lovely word. Congenial. A very cheerful person. What comes for cheerfulness? Congenial, pleasant, affable, cordial. We just wrote words for happiness. We wrote words for happiness. Yes, we wrote them. Should I write congenial here too? Yes, sir, write it. Write congenial in it too. Should I write cordial here too? Yes, sir. Write cordial in it too. Write cordial too. Shall I write it? Yes. Write pleasant. Yes, write pleasant too. It's similar. All these words show happiness. Right? We have compiled so many words in one. Very good, sir. Let's move on. Congested. So, congested, we have heard that, man, the room here is very congested. The bus is very congested. The car is very congested. Choked, overcrowded, or stuffed. What is that called which is packed tightly? Congested. What is it called, my child? Congested. What is it called? Congested. It was a very easy word. Congested. Congested means very overcrowded, full, very full. What will that be called? It will be called congested. People say the place is very congested. Similar to this, we will read a word now, cluttered. Cluttered also means the same, sir. If you had written it in slightly better handwriting, what would have happened to you? Cluttered. Shall we move on? Yes, sir, move on. Congested is done. Cluttered is done. Yes, now this has come, conscientious. What does conscientious mean? Yes. What does conscientious mean? A very honest, scrupulous, or virtuous person, a very good person, an honest person is called conscientious. What is called? One who is very conscious, who has consciousness, whose conscience is alive, is called conscientious. And conscious means to be attentive, to be aware, to be cognizant. To become unconscious, to faint, right? We will remember it from that. Don't they say he became unconscious? Meaning, he fainted. Now his consciousness is gone. Okay? And similarly, conscientious means a very honest person, an honest person. What will it be called? Conscientious. Will you remember it? Will you remember it? Yes. Consecutive. What is happening continuously is called consecutive. Like your exams, your papers are what? Tell me. Those who have three papers on the same day, what are they? Consecutive. You are my lions, man. God has chosen you. Yes. Yes, what NTA is doing with you is to increase your potential. For all those students who have three papers on the same day, meaning they are special, man. Has anyone done this before you? No, very few people will have done it. Your mind, your brain, see how much it will reach now. You will do better. The strength within you will come out. You will be ready for that too. See, see. You are more potent than you think. You are more powerful than you think. Okay? So, consecutive means what happens continuously, one by one. Ensuring successive, continuous is its synonym. Conservative. Of old thinking, traditional, cautious, restrained. Restrained means to stop something. For that thing, conservative means of old thinking. To consider someone. To be thoughtful, sympathetic, mindful. One who considers things, thinks about them. From what word is it made? It is made from consider. From what, my child? Consider means to think. To think. And if someone is considerate, meaning they do things thoughtfully, who cares, is thoughtful, is sympathetic, has sympathy, is mindful. Okay? Let's move on. Yes. Conspicuous means noticeable, apparent, or distinct. What is the word for something that is special, noticeable? Conspicuous. Okay? Conspicuous is done. Hidden and unnoticeable is its opposite. Contaminate. Contaminated water made me sick. Meaning proximity, no, sorry. Polluted, defiled, or infected. What is that called? Contaminate. It was easy. Purifier, improve are its opposites. Contiguity. Contiguity means closeness, proximity, and nearest. Now, how will you remember contiguity? Contiguity. Remember the word contagious? Contagious. There used to be contagious diseases in childhood. That which spreads from one to another. Spreads from one to another. You can remember it from that. Contiguity. Contiguity means what is close, shows proximity, closeness, proximity. Proximity. What is the proximity of your exam center to your house? Tell me once. Write proximity and write proximity next to it. Okay? Shall we move on? Yes, sir, move on. Is everyone enjoying it? Yes, sir, full enjoyment. Full enjoyment. Oh my god. I will revise now. I will revise in 15 minutes. And see, you will remember them. See, you will remember them. Come on, come on, come on. Contiguity is remembered? Yes. Yes. Contiguity. Okay. What was the opposite of contagious? What disease was it? Contagious disease. And there was one, wasn't there? Acute. We used to read about acute disease. Acute means that which happens quickly. Acute, which is not long. Right? Contagious. Contagious. We can remember it like this. See, my science is not very good. I have a doubt about this once. I have a doubt about contagious. Is contagious disease that one? Or was contagious the long disease? The one that spreads from one to another. You can check that. I am not a NEET aspirant. Okay? So, contiguity shows closeness, proximity. Yes, no, man. I am not necessarily going to be perfect, man. Yes, I try to improve myself. Every day, every month, every year, I try to improve. I will bring out the best version of myself. I will work the hardest. I tell myself this. Maybe I am not perfect. Maybe. Maybe I am not the most beautiful person in the world. Maybe I am not the most powerful person in the world. Not the most knowledgeable person. And what else can be? That I am not very wealthy. No problem. I am not very powerful. I am not. But my thinking is very powerful. My intentions are very powerful. I don't break easily. And I won't break. I know that much. I won't stop. I will keep moving forward. My steps might be light, but they won't stop. Coming difficulties might slow me down for a while, but they won't be able to stop my speed. I will keep moving. If I am running, I will start walking. If I am walking, I will walk with a limp. But I won't stop. This is what I have to think. My child, this is what you have to think. If you can't study today, can't focus, don't close the book. Read less, read differently. Read something else. Instead of 10, do two questions. Instead of two, do half a question. Won't do questions. Will read concepts. But I won't stop, man. I am not going to stop. I am not going to give up. I am not going to stop. Nobody listens. Nobody. Nobody can stop me. I will definitely reach my goal. I will not step back from my goal, no matter what happens. There is that spark in my eyes. Look. Look, you will see that my vision is very clear. The body can get tired. My mind cannot. I will break this body into pieces, but I am very strong with my mind that I have to do it, and I will do it. Come on. Come on, my child. Come on. To contradict. Oh, this was very easy. Contradiction. There is a difference between contract and contradict. But to contract something, what do you call it? Contract. Contrary or to contract means to shrink something. That was contract. To contradict means to go back on your word. To say the opposite. To disagree, to confront, to dispute. Agree and concur are its opposite. Okay? To convince. To convince means to recuperate, to recover. This is a very important word.

Is. Write it separately. What does convalescence mean? To heal. To heal. It is related to health, that the recovery happens, the healing process happens, the healing time happens, what do we call it? To camles. A relapse or deteriorate. Deteriorate is an important word. For something to get spoiled, there is a word spoil. To be spoiled. Brother, you are a spoiled child. You are a spoiled child. What other word is formed from this? Deteriorate. What is formed? Deteriorate. Its meaning is to get spoiled. Okay? Very good. Come on.

Very good. Child, a child is saying, I read a comment that best award should be given to sir, best educator. Oh brother, honestly, if I tell you, my dear, you don't know much. All the awards you see, whether it's for best educator or someone getting it in some other field, all of them are paid. How do I know? They come to me, right, saying you buy it. So I say, brother, the day you feel I am worthy of this, call me, and when you feel it, call me. Once, Dainik Jagran people called me, they gave it honestly, and I said, yes brother, I will not give money, I will not take it with money, if I am worthy of something, I should get it then, otherwise I will keep working hard, my only purpose is to bring change in your lives, okay, I cannot change your entire system, but I can change something, I can change your thinking, we can make positive thinking, right, okay, I cannot do everything, but I can do a lot, okay, come on.

Yes. Convalescence's recuperation, recovery, healing is done. Convenient, this was easy, that this is my convenient. This is happening with convenience. Meaning, agree. Now, to convince and convenient. Yes. To convince means to persuade someone. Don't get stuck in this. You can make a mistake. To convince. To persuade someone for something. Okay? But there is a word convenient. Convenient, which is comfortable for you. Convenient means something that is comfortable. What is it? It is comfortable. From which you get comfort, which is easy for you, simple. For that, it is conveyance. There is one conveyance. What is one? Conveyance. Look at the spelling or should I write it separately? I will write it separately. Look at the spelling. Conveyance. Conveyance means transport. Transportation. What will be your means of transport for going? By what conveyance will you go? So these three-four words are needed separately. Conveyance, convenient and convince. Write all three words separately. Don't get stuck. To convince, to persuade someone. Conveyance, means of transport, and convenient, comfortable, relaxing. Okay? Come on, next. Shall we move on?

Yes. Very good. Conventional, what are the old things, orthodox, customary, traditional, what are they called? They are called conventional. Convivial, we had seen before. Cheerful person, sociable, joyous, amiable. Amiable came back. What was amiable? It was friendly. And what was its opposite? It was hostile. Very good, very good. Amiable. Depressed and unfriendly became its opposite. Convoluted, we just saw. Who was convoluted? Complicated, twisted, intricate, complex, difficult, what had we called that? We had called it convoluted. Have we remembered this now? Yes sir, we have remembered it. Corroborate is a very important word for the exam. Mark corroborate, keep corroborate marked. Mark it separately. Separately, my child, mark corroborate. Corroborate means to confirm. To substantiate or to authenticate. To corroborate. Corroboration means the authenticity of something, whether it is valid, legal or not? Whether it is substantiated or not. Substantiate it. To keep it proven, to keep it confirmed is called corroborate. Disprove and contradict are its opposites. Whether corroborate comes, corroboration comes, corroboration comes, the meaning of both is the same. Counterfeit, this is very good. False, pseudo and imitation. Like, counterfeit notes exist for something. What are counterfeit? They are notes. Counterfeit. What are counterfeit? It is mostly currency. What is used for fake currency? Counterfeit notes. Counterfeit. Oh, is the spelling written wrong? Yes. What are counterfeit? They are notes, currency. All is well. Imitation. Imitation. Now, is imitation made from this? To imitate. To do what? To imitate. Imitate means to copy. Imitate means to copy. And ape is a word, ape. Ape is also called a langur, right. It is called a langur. Ape also means imitation. What is it? It is imitation only. Okay? So imitation, imitate, okay, come on, move forward.

Yes, courteous, we just saw, a kind courteous person is kind, is compassionate, a courteous, affable, polite person, a civil person, that is courteous, so write anyone's name and tag yourself in the comment, who is a courteous person, who you think could be your father, your younger brother, elder brother, sister, who is courteous, okay, so courteous means, means courteous, affable, remember to use the word affable, write affable, polite and civil. Covert means some hidden place, what is it called, hidden, secret or undercover, that is covert, and its opposite is open and known, covert, hadn't we read a poem in Class 10th, 'A Thing of Beauty', that word covert was in it, if you remember. Cozy, comfortable, right, or homely, to feel absolutely cozy, to feel homely, to feel exactly like I am inside the house, to feel very comfortable, its opposite became unpleasant. Cranky, they call a mad person, grumpy, cross, irritable, a very irritable person is called grumpy, what is it called, grumpy, grumpy, what is the word, grumpy, irritating, grumpy, grumpy, what is it called, grumpy. Okay, tell the meaning of intricate, tell the meaning of intricate, intricate, tell the meaning of intricate, tell me the meaning of intricate, integrate, integrate, tell me the meaning of integrate, are you remembering it? And what was the meaning of autonomy? Tell me what is happening with autonomy? Tell me what autonomy means? Okay, tell me what courteous means? Tell me what courteous means? Courteous means, tell me what indifferent means? Indifferent. Oh, the file was sent to me. The file was sent to me. Now it will take some time. Okay, fine. Inform me. Okay. Meanwhile, we complete these. Cranky, grumpy, cross, irritable, good-humored and cheerful became its opposite. Next was to create something, to generate, to achieve, to accomplish, this was easy. Okay, does anything come to mind from generate? Do you remember the meaning of exonerate? What had we done with exonerate? Exonerate. What was the meaning of exonerate? What was the meaning of absolve? Do you remember absolve? Absolve. Do you remember exonerate? What was the meaning of acquit? What was the meaning of acquit? What was the meaning of acquit? What was the opposite of acquit? Was it convict? Was it convict? Do you remember convict? Yes sir, I remembered. I remembered. Come on.

Cronies means friends, accomplices, associates and enemy foe. The meaning of foe is coming repeatedly. Let's write foe here once too. What does foe mean? Enemy. And who are allies? Your friends. Okay? Culpable. Culpable is guilty or liable, responsible. What is that called? Culpable. Meaning, worthy of blame. You can remember it like this. Culpable means guilty, liable, responsible. And blameless and innocent became its opposite. Cupidity, greed, avarice. Avarice is an important word. What is avarice? Greed. Avarice, this is a very important word for you. What is avarice called? It is called greed. It is called covetousness. Avarice, greed. Greed, covetousness, what is avarice read as? Avarice, culpable and cupidity. Okay sir. Moved forward. Cursory, hasty, haphazard, careless. Something done in a great hurry. What is it called? It is called cursory. It is called hasty. It is careless. Okay? Dilly. Dally means to dawdle, loiter, linger. And what is its opposite? Rush, hurry. Dally means dawdle. To do in a very sluggish manner. Okay sir. Yes. Yes. You are telling the answer. Oh, mine is finished. What do they call it, charger? Sir, remove this text limit. Is there any text limit applied in the comment? There is no text limit applied. Yes. Let me know when the file is sent, right. Yes. Huh? Sent. Okay, let's complete the D ones first then. Dally means dawdle. To walk in a very sluggish manner. What do they call it? They call it dawdle. What do they call it? Dawdle. Okay? To walk sluggishly. Okay? They are just about to be done, ours. For me, the C ones were the most. And look, we have almost done them. Let's come.

Dangerous, this one is very good. Perilous is important. Dangerous, you already know. Perilous is an important word. Write it down. Write it down with you. We knew the word dangerous. Yes sir. Dangerous, we knew. This pale, perilous, this is an important word. This is for dangerous, for hazardous. Perilous. Dangerous. And what is its opposite? Safe or harmless. This became its opposite. Daring, fearless, bold and audacious, they call it audacity, audacity, audacity, meaning daring, boldness or courage, audacity is used for that, from that audacious is made, and cautious and coward were its opposites, for coward, what other word was there, timid, timid, timid, meaning someone who is very afraid, who remains extra careful. Dearth is a very important word, remember this, dearth means a lack of something, and what are the important words for dearth, scarcity, shortage or deficiency, and its opposite, which is plentiful, what was that we read above? What am I saying? Look carefully. Here, here, here, here, here, look, now words are repeating. Now words are repeating. We had seen that if something is in sufficient quantity, the word for it was abundant. Right? It was the word abundant. Its opposite, we are now reading dearth. Lack, meaning scarcity. Scarcity of water. Write an essay on this. Scarcity of knowledge. It can be about anything. Deficiency of Vitamin B, Vitamin C, it became deficiency or shortage. So what is the word? It is dearth. To decay. Decay means to corrode, to rot, to spoil, for something to decompose. What is it called? It is called decay. You must have seen decay and decompose. Bloom, flourish. To flourish means for something to thrive and prosper. It flourished. Decorous means grave, stately, dignified. Someone who is a very dignified person. Grave, what is it called? Decorous and excited and undignified. Its opposite became. It is decaying, to belittle, to downgrade, to condemn someone, to make someone small, to condemn, to downgrade, it is decaying, and approve and praise became its opposite. To defend means to protect someone, to shield, to contend, to defend means to protect someone like a shield, to protect him, to defend him, this we already knew, defend was very easy. Assault, to assault something, to attack, remember assault, which word is assault here, moved forward. Defer came again, to postpone, to recess. Here, defined means to exist, aggressive, resistant or opposing. Defined, this is made from defend, right, defined, this word defined is also made from something, from what is it made, it is made from defend, right, remember, what is difficult, it is made from defend, right. Defined means aggressive, resistant and opposite, resistant means flexibility or to resist someone again, to resist something, to hit someone back or to respond to them, its opposite became polite and obedient. Defunct means for something to become dead, to become extinct, to become obsolete. Defunct, defunct, how will we remember it, brother? It is very easy to remember defunct, my child. What do we call the functioning of something? Meaning, something is running, it is functioning. Functioning, right? I took 'func' from this. Added 'de' with it. So what did it become? Defunct. The thing that is no longer functioning. With whom does 'de' come? With the thing that is not happening. So what did defunct become? The thing that has ended, has become obsolete. Obsolete means to become extinct from there. It has ended. So I will remember defunct from here. Alive, functioning will be its opposite. To defy, this is very good. Defy means to confront, to resist, to challenge someone. To challenge someone. Okay? To face someone, to resist, to refuse, to confront, to face, what is that? Defy. It's a very lovely word. What is it? It is defy. Delectable, pleasant, delicious, appetizing. After this word, we are doing questions. Delectable means that which is pleasant, delicious, appetizing. It is very enjoyable. Especially for eating and drinking, it is delicious. It is very splendid. What is that? What is it, for that, delectable. What word will be used? Delectable. Shall I do a few more? Shall we do these E ones? Shall we do questions after the E ones? After the E ones, these are to be done right now. Come, let's do questions first. Shall we do questions first? What time is it? Uh, let's do a few more first. Then we do questions. Let's do a few more first. Come on. It's fun. A flow is established. Let's come.

Elusive, elusive, inaccessible, meaning a very difficult task, a very difficult thing, baffling, which can be explained with great difficulty. Ambiguous, blurry, puzzling, astonishing. Baffling and elusive. Write it separately. Write it separately. Write baffling and elusive separately. It's a very important word. Which one? One is baffle or baffling and one is elusive. This is asked a lot. It is very important for the exam. Both these words are very important. Baffling, which is very difficult. Very hard to understand and very hard to make understand and elusive. Both are synonyms. Okay? That which is baffling is ambiguous. It is blurry. It is puzzling. It is astonishing. And actual and definite became its synonym. Eminent, a very famous person. We had seen this. It is an eminent personality. We hear like this. Distinguished fame in inferior, obscure. Obscure. Obscure, we had read before, right. Obscure, we had read for another, right, we had read obscure for inferior, let's come.

To encourage someone, to promote, to support, what is that called? To encourage. What was the meaning of assiduous? Assiduous. What was the meaning of assiduous? Tell. Has the meaning of assiduous stopped? It is still there. Oops, I hadn't turned it on. What was the meaning of assiduous? Tell quickly. Very good. Baffle, elusive, very good, yes, quickly, a little more, my child, one more strong, strong push, one more, so that all of ours are covered, one more tremendous energy and enthusiasm for a little while, my child, it's quarter past now. Our promise is for 9:00. It has been talked about for 9:00. At 9:00, your tension will end. The fear of vocab will go away a little. Come on, come on, so these are the easy ones now, come on, and all the important ones are very important according to the exam, come on, come on, eminent was for famous, to encourage, to promote, to support someone, enemy, opponent and foe, you will remember foe, we will remember adversary, to enhance means to improve, to increase, to boost, to strengthen. And what is its opposite? To diminish. Diminish means to reduce. People who study economics. Margin of which diminishing, something like that, right? Diminishing of utility of diminishing something, it happens like that. Diminish means for something to decrease, to become light, to diminish, to diminish. For something to decrease, to weaken. Flimsy, we had read a word. Flimsy, we had read. So diminish is to be remembered. We will remember the important word. To diminish. To diminish. Diminish means to decrease. Okay? Enmity, hatred, acrimony and hostility. Hostility, we had seen. Saw one more word. Enmity. What is the word? Enmity. Enmity or hostility. What other words were there for hatred? Abhor was there, abore was there, loathe is a word which is for hatred, enmity, that is for hatred. For hatred, hatred, loathe is there. Abhor is there. Remembering? Remembering? Now a new word was added to this, related to greed, avarice. Let's remember avarice. Avarice, avarice, one more word was added. Remembered? Yes sir, remembered. For enmity, we saw hostility and uh, what do you say, and acrimony. Its opposite, friendliness or rapport. Rapport is also a very good word. We learned a new one, friendliness. What word is used for friendliness? Rapport. Okay? Enormous, all very big. Vast, immense, colossal. Immense, we have read all of them. Colossal, we just read above. Tiny, microscopic, became its small. Its opposite became. Entreaty means to request, to plead, to appeal. What is this? Entreaty. To entreat. To request someone, to plead or to appeal. Ephemeral, this is an important word. Ephemeral, which is short-lived, temporary, transient. This entire thing is very important. Ephemeral, ephemeral, what did I say? We had remembered ephemeral before too. We had remembered ephemeral before too. Ephemeral, ephemeral, its meaning itself is that which is short. Very short-lived, for a very short time. What do we call it? We also call it transient. What do we call it? We also call it transient. And if I have to do its opposite, if the car starts going in reverse. If the car starts going in reverse. So what is its opposite? What is the opposite of ephemeral, ephemeral? Infinite. Infinite became its opposite, which never ends, or perpetual. Perpetual also became its opposite. Okay? This became its opposite. Ephemeral. Ephemeral is short-lived, temporary, transient. The tension you are feeling right now, the burden on your mind, what is that? That is ephemeral. Exam will happen, finished. That tension, that pain, all that is for a little while. Come on. What is permanent and enduring? That became its opposite. Okay? Yes. Equanimity. Equanimity means calmness, composure, serenity, tranquility, for peace. What word is being used for calmness? Equanimity. What is it? Equanimity. This is an important word. We learned one more new word starting with E, equanimity. What is it? Equanimity. What is this showing? Equal enmity. Equal enmity. What was made from equal? We made equal. And enmity, enmity, to whom? We made it like the movement of animation. Where equal movement is happening. There is peace. So it is showing calmness. What is it showing? Equanimity. Calmness, composure and serenity. And agitation and excitement are its opposites. Now, agitation is a very important word for the exam. Agitation. What does agitation mean? Agitation's direct meaning is to protest. To agitate. Agitation is to go somewhere and make noise, quarrel, agitate. That, this, what does it show? It shows agitation. What is it showing? It shows agitation. Okay? What is equanimity showing? Peace. Write with me once. Equanimity. Equanimity. Let's move forward. Estimable, admirable, praiseworthy, esteemed, estimable, that which is worthy of praise, admirable, praiseworthy. And unworthy and dishonorable are its opposites. Estimable. Estimable is an important word. We must not forget it. We saw a new word, estimable. That which is worthy of esteem. How will we remember this, sir? How will we remember? Esteem. It is used for respect. Added 'able' to this. That which is estimable, whose respect should be done. Estimable. This is how we remembered it. Estimable is remembered, man. It was quite easy. Eternal, that which is perpetual forever, always, infinite. What was the opposite of ephemeral? Eternal. The opposite of ephemeral became eternal. Both are made from this. Can you understand? Yes. Temporary, passing became its opposite. Transient and imminent, oh sorry, transient and imminent. Yes, I am saying it correctly. Evade, to evade, believe, to dodge, to bypass, to remove, to dodge. Its

What word is used for 'to evoke'? The word 'evoke' is used. And its opposite is 'face' or 'confront'.

Everywhere: widespread, pervasive, and omnipresent. Pervasive and omnipresent are very easy. Omni, omni means everywhere. What will be called something that is present everywhere? Omnipresent will be called. And pervasive, this is a good word. Pervasive, something that can be applied everywhere. That is present everywhere. Like, what is discipline? It is pervasive. What are good manners? They are pervasive, meaning they apply everywhere and are beneficial. Okay? So it is pervasive. What are these rules? They are pervasive. What are rules? They are pervasive. Let's move forward. Come. Evoke, everywhere is done. Yes. To be evident. Evident means to prove something. Evident, apparent, which is clearly visible, obviously clear. We had already seen this. To evoke. To recall, to arouse, to conjure. Did we see conjure? To do magic, to call someone, to provoke and call them. We used the word 'incite'. Similarly, what does 'recall' or 'evoke' mean? To evoke. Meaning, what do you call it? To recall, to call, to arouse, to provoke, is called evoke. What is it called? Evoke. Will you forget? No, sir, we won't forget. Exaggerate is a very lovely word. What do we call it? Exaggerate. Exaggerate. How will you remember exaggerate, sir? The word is exaggerate. The word was 'extra' and with it was 'agree'. What do you call it? Extra aggregate. Okay? To tell by combining extra. To tell by making it extra. What did that become? Exaggerate. What did it become? Exaggerate. What did it become? Exaggerate. To tell something by inflating it. To tell something by inflating it. Exaggerate. To expand, to enlarge, to magnify. Its opposite is reduce and underestimate. Exceptional, which is remarkable, outstanding, is called exceptional. This was easy. Excretion. This is very good. Curse, abomination. We had read abomination. Abomination. To say something offensive. To say something offensive is called abomination. We had read that. It is also called excretion. What? It is also called excretion. Its opposite is to compliment, to praise someone. Yes. Accelerated, overjoyed. Okay, accelerated. Acceleration. The word 'acceleration' exists. Acceleration. Acceleration. Acceleration means very happy. It was for happy. And accelerated means very happy. Acceleration is for happiness. So, accelerated. Is the spelling wrong? Accelerated. Yes, accelerated. Accelerated means happiness. Ecstatic, elated. We had read these. What will be added to them? Acceleration, buoyant, accelerated. We have remembered all these now. Exonerate, to free. Absolve, to acquit, to pardon. We had already seen this. Blame and convict were its opposite. Exotic, also very happy, full of enthusiasm, mysterious, alluring, glamorous. Its opposite was. These were synonyms. Expeditions, speedy, efficient, and diligent. Expeditions is for hard work? How many of you are expeditions? Tell me. How many of you are diligent? Tell me. Hardworking, intelligent. What will they be called? Expeditions. What will they be called? Expeditions. There is one word, fastidious. What is fastidious for? You tell me, guess. Fastidious. What is fastidious for? What is TDS for? The word TDS. These are all similar. Let's remember them together. TDS and fastidious. What is TDS and fastidious? Fastidious and TDS. Everyone, very good. Come, TDS and fastidious. Come everyone, very good. TDS and fastidious. Yes. To expire. Expeditions, speedy, efficient, and diligent. And delayed and slow is its opposite. To expire. Perish. Have you read perishable goods? We read a lot in economics. Perishable goods. Perishable. Perish means to expire. To expire. We will remember it from perishable goods. Things that can rot. And what is not perishable? Meaning, it cannot rot. Like, rice doesn't rot much. If kept raw, or something like iron, it doesn't rot. It will rot after a very long time, it will get colored. So, so, expiratory, perishable, cease, terminate. To terminate, meaning to end. Explicit, important word. Write it down separately somewhere. Write it down. Explicit means accurate, clear, certain, exact, or distinct. What is a thing that is absolutely accurate? It is called explicit. Meaning, nothing is hidden in it. You will see it clearly. It is absolutely certain, clear. For that, what is it? Explicit. What is the word? Explicit. Explicit means absolutely clear. Absolutely clear. And for unclear, what did we see? Ambiguous. What did we see? Ambiguous. Do you remember any other word? Besides ambiguous? For unclear. Was there another word for unclear? Tell me. Yes. To expose. Ambiguous, remembered? Yes. Unclear, indefinite. Okay. To expose. To reveal, to display completely. And for hiding, it was conceal and hide. Expunge means to erase, to abolish, to annul. To expunge something, to end it. To erase it. Exquisite. We are already reading this, man. For happiness, very much. For delightful, for charming. For lovely, what was it? It was exquisite. And its opposite is repulsive. Repulsive has come again and again. Now you have to write it, man. Repulsive. Repulsive means the opposite of repulsive. Which can be said as non-exciting. Something that does not cause excitement. For that, what is it? Repulsive. The boss is repulsive. To become extinct. Non-existent. For something to end. Absolutely forever. What is it called? Extinct. Extinct is called. Extra, irrelevant, additional. It is known from the name itself. Extraneous. Extraneous means extra. What was added to it? 'neous' was added. What did it become? Extraneous. What did it become? Extraneous. Meaning, which is additional, unnecessary. Was there another word for unnecessary? Was there another word for unnecessary? Redundant. What is redundant used for? For something that is unnecessary. What do we use for unnecessary? The word redundant is used. Wasteful. Which is unnecessary. It's for no reason. What is this law? It is redundant. What is this work? It is redundant. Come. Extravagant. Extra. Let's write all the 'extra' words in one place. You keep telling me about 'extra', whatever is with 'extra'. Yes, we will see. Extravagant means excessive, luxurious. Someone who spends unnecessarily is called extravagant. And meager, economical, and miserly is for stingy. Exude, to display, to manifest. Fabulist, liar, fabricator, falsifier. And one who is a liar, a cheat, is called a fabulist. What is it called? Fabulist. Shall I ask questions now? Come, sir. Now come to the questions. We have completed up to E. We have completed up to E. Now our speed will increase even more. Now we will be able to do it in a better way. Come on. Just keep answering quickly. Come on. We will do it at speed. We don't have time to look at these. We will find the answer. We have to tell the synonym of 'abandon'. What does 'abundant' mean? To keep something, to desert it, to claim it, or to protect it? Keep telling me quickly. Yes. To abandon. Desert, claim, protect, or keep. Keep won't be it. Abandon means to give up something, to leave it. Yes. To desert. So what should be the answer to the first one? Tell me quickly. Everyone gave the answer B in one voice. Correct answer. To abash. To comfort, to embarrass, to encourage someone, or to support them? Well, 'abash' means to insult someone. So, embarrass will be its correct answer. Absolutely. What does 'abet' mean? To prevent or to halt, to incite, or to avoid? What is the synonym of abet? What is the answer to abet? To incite someone? Absolutely C. Everyone gave C for the third one. Come on, quickly, quickly. Synonym of 'absolve'. What is the synonym of 'absolve'? To blame someone, to convict, or to acquit. To acquit. And what is another word for it? Exonerate. Very good. Absurd. Absurd. For absurd, what comes? Logical, rational, foolish, or realistic? Foolish will be its answer. Foolish will be it. Very good. What was the synonym of accurate? Wrong, correct, vague, or rough? Correct. That which is accurate, meaning it is correct. Vague and rough won't be it. What is the synonym of achieve? To fail, to surrender, to accomplish, or to lose? Achieve means to gain something, meaning to accomplish. That is its synonym. What will be the synonym of active? Idle, lethargic, energetic, or slow? Active means lethargic was for sluggish. Slow was for light. Idle was for useless. Instead of lethargic, energetic will be its correct answer. Eighth's synonym, what is the synonym of adapt? Unskilled, skilled, or weak, or careless? Who is an adept person? Someone who is very much in something? Skillful. Skilled will be its correct answer. Ninth's B. Yes. Amiable. What is amiable for? It is for friendship. Rude, friendly. It will be B for the 10th. Abundant. Now its spelling is different. Abundant means in plenty. So plenty will be its correct answer. Ample will also be the correct answer. Actually, scanty, insufficient. What do you have to tell? You have to tell the antonym. Okay, you have to tell the antonym. So what will be its correct antonym? Opposite. See, this mistake happens. Look at the antonym, what is it asking? So what will be the correct answer? Scanty will be it. Yes. The antonym of accurate. You have to tell the antonym of accurate. What will be the antonym of accurate? Exact, wrong, correct, imprecise, precise. What will it be? Wrong. You have to tell the opposite of accurate. You have to tell the antonym. Acknowledge. To accept, to agree, to deny, to admit. Well, acknowledge means to accept something. To agree. So what will be its antonym? Deny will be it. What will be the antonym of active? What will be its opposite? Energetic, alive, idle, or moving? Moving, it is moving. Alive. Energetic. So idle will be its antonym. You have to tell the antonym of aggressive. Hostile, assertive, peaceful, or strong. So peaceful will be the opposite of aggressive. That it is aggressive, how can it be peaceful? Synonym of ambiguous. Clear, vague, certain, or definite. Tell me the synonym of ambiguous. Clear, vague, certain, or definite. Of course, vague will be its correct answer. And if you remember any other synonym, write it in the comments too. Antonym of ambitious. A person who is ambitious can never be lazy. They can never be lazy. Come. What will be the synonym of ancient? Modern, current, archaic. We saw archaic. It was related to old times, related to the past. Archaic. Antonym of anonymous. What will it be? Secret, unnamed, known, or hidden? Known. Known will be its opposite. We don't call it known. Rather, what was another word? We had to remember incognito. Ardent. You can never forget ardent. You will do this yourself. Passionate will be its correct answer. Barren land could not support crops. What did barren mean? Fertile, productive, unproductive, or green? Productive is called barren. Correct. Yes. Productive is called barren. His benevolent nature impressed everyone. What does benevolent mean? Kind, cruel, harsh, or angry? Kind will be called benevolent. Very good. Yes. The child was boisterous in class. If it is boisterous in class, is it quiet, calm, noisy, or silent? Tell me, it will be noisy, right? Boisterous means very good. Move forward. The teacher gave a candid opinion. Candid opinion has been called an honest opinion. So honest will be its correct answer. The room was commodious. What did commodious mean? Was the room small, spacious, or narrow, or tiny? Spacious. What do we call a place where there is a lot of space? We call it commodious. Okay? You do the rest. Circumspect. They are easy. Meaning, if you practice, you will remember all of them now. They will be recalled. I am moving towards our further words. Okay? Come, once again, for the last half hour. I want your half hour. Can you give me your half hour? Please, man. This is my final request. By 9:00, meaning half an hour, meaning by 9:05. Let's finish these, man. Half an hour? Can you give me your half hour? Can you give me half an hour, please? Look, when you have come this far in the class, I am asking you for only half an hour. This is so that the task, this Herculean task, this gigantic task that we have taken on, can we complete it? Honestly tell me, all these vocabularies that we have done today and are doing, look how many pages I have filled. 48 pages are filled. In 48 pages, we have written and connected everything. What we have read, is it not making it easier for you? Don't you feel it? Yes, man, yes, man, yes, man. One thing is for sure. Now I understand. Now I understand. These vocabularies are being remembered by me. If questions come in front of me, I will be able to do them. If I take two-three more sessions like this, then no one will have better vocabulary than mine. Come, my child. Can I not get your support for another 15 half hours? Yes. Won't you give your brother half an hour? Won't you give me half an hour? Send a heart once, send a heart once, give me some energy. Look, I am also here with you. It's going to be 4 hours. 3.5 hours have passed. I haven't gone anywhere either. My back might also be hurting. It might be hurting. I might also be in pain. But man, hope and spirit are things that keep a person alive, keep them standing. So please, just half an hour, in half an hour we will compile this. Not much is left. Not much is left. Look, we have almost reached. Not much is left. We will do it quickly. It will be done. Just your half hour. Oh, you guys are with me, man. Come on, man. If you guys are with me, then come on. Let's go. Then I am also ready. Come on, once again, with full enthusiasm, let's finish this. And remember, if you don't compile this with me, then there will be no benefit. In the last 5 to 7 minutes, we will rewind whatever we have read once, and then when you compile it, you will see that you will remember everything. Otherwise, you will lose the benefit of this entire class if you leave here. Compilation is a must. If this class is not compiled, then you won't be able to recall. Shall we go? I will be tension-free for half an hour, knowing that all the children are with me, all my friends are with me. Just half an hour. Okay, 9 to 5, 10 minutes more than that. Not more than this. Okay? Ready? Yes, sir. Come on. Come on. Fabulous means liar. Fabricator, one who makes up false stories. Fabulous, we saw, is a very magnificent person. Fabulous comes for marvelous, amazing, wonderful. Fain means eager, ready, or inclined. What does fain mean? Someone is very eager about something. They are ready, prepared. Its opposite is hesitant or reluctant. Reluctant or reluctance is an important word. What? Reluctance. Reluctance sounds similar to what? Resistance. What does resistance mean? Obstruction in something. What is resistance for? For obstruction. Right? Another word comes to mind from this. Persistence. Persistent or persistent. Persistent, meaning one who has decided that I will do this work. I will do this work. So persistence and persistent. Persistent is for whom? One who is completely ready to do the work. Resistance is for obstruction. So reluctance means unwillingly. What does this also mean? Where they don't want to. So which words do we need to remember? Reluctance, persistence, and resistance. What? Reluctance is one. Persistence is one. And what is the third one? Resistance. Okay? All three mean obstruction or stopping something. If you remember just this much, you won't get stuck. You won't get stuck. Moving forward. Yes. So, what did we see? What did we see? Fain means reluctant. A person who is reluctant to do something, meaning they don't want to do that work. What are they called? Reluctant. Okay? Fake means imitation, phony, or artificial. This is very easy. We saw real and genuine. Fancy, elaborate, ornate, fussy. Fancy also means for very stylish. It also means for something that is done in a magnificent way. Okay? Fatal means deadly, mortal, or killing. Mortal is an important word. What is something dangerous, very deadly called? Fatal. And didn't we also see the word perilous? Write it down once more, otherwise you will forget. Didn't we also see the word perilous? What was it for? It was for dangerous. Here it is. Here it is. We wrote this word. Remembered it was for dangerous. Come on. Come on. Yes. Felicitous means silly, stupid, or what is resistance called? And felicitous is also called. The word felicitous comes for foolish. Fief. Fief means loyalty. Fealty means loyalty, faithfulness, or fidelity. Fidelity is an important word. Write this fidelity separately. And its opposite is treachery or disloyalty. Treacherous means deceitful. And for disloyalty, what word will be used? Treacherous. Write treacherous separately. And fealty shows loyalty. Fidelity. All three of these words are important. Feasible. Is it possible? Is it practical? A work is feasible. Is this option feasible? Yes, man, it is feasible. This work can be done. It is practical. And its opposite is impossible. Impassable. Faceless means aimless, carefree, futile. Futile is an important word. We read it above too. Something that has no aim, is useless, is fruitless, what is it? It is futile. Feeble, for weak. Fragile, weak, frail, and flimsy. We also read another word. What was it for? For weak. Feeble. We used to use it for weak. Festy, for lively, colorful, and gusty. Festy is used, which is lively, gusty. And coward is its opposite. Ferocious means fierce, dangerous. We had already seen this. Fierce, savage, brutal. We had seen this. Fertile means where farming can be done. Arable, fruitful, productive. What is it? Fertile. Barren is its opposite. Barren land. We used it for barren land. Fervent is an important word. Another word used for ardent. Fervent. What word is used? Fervent. What do you need to remember? Fervent. Ardent is difficult. So fervent is also what? Ardent. What? Ardent. Sorry, I said difficult. Very full of enthusiasm. Ardent. Enthusiastic, devoted. So fervent is also its synonym. What is the opposite? Indifferent and impassioned. Fiction, which is a mental thought, not reality. Fantasy, untruth, and myth. What is used for? Fiction is used. We had already seen this. Fictitious, imaginary, mythical, fanciful. Fictitious. What is this story? It is fictitious. It is fictitious, meaning it has fiction in it. How will you remember fictitious? How will you remember fictitious? Fictitious. How will you remember fictitious? That it has fiction in it. Fiction means imagination. What is it? Imagination. And like pretentious. What does pretentious mean? What does pretentious mean? Something in which pretending is happening. Meaning, pretense. Pretending, making excuses. So from this, what can we remember? Pretentious. Pretentious means that.

Which has a pretense made inside it. Pretentious, who is living in a lie. Fendish is a very important word. Wicked, cruel. A very cruel person. What is a wicked person, a eccentric person, a mad person called? Fendish is called. Angelic and heavenly became its opposite. Filch, filch means to steal. To embezzle. To commit some petty theft. What is it called? Filch is called. Filch is called. Flaw is used to denote a deficiency in something, a defect, a fault, or a blemish. This was very easy. Perfection became its opposite. Flimsy, it has come again. Frail, fragile, delicate. We have already read flimsy for weak. Frail, fragile, write along with me, my child. Frail, fragile, and what is this? Filiz. What is it? Flimsy is called for what? Delicate is another word. Delicate is also for what? For delicate. Can you remember? Yes sir, we can remember. Come after flimsy. Filibuster means rude, impudent, or sassy. Sassy, how? For what is it used? For rude. Sassy or rude. Sassy is a word. Sassy. This is a very good word. Sassy. Is there anyone who is very sassy with you? Write their name and tell me. Sassy, for what? For rude. For whom? For rude. Sassy. To flourish, to prosper, to be affluent, to be very affluent, to prosper, what is that called? Flourishing is called for something. Yes. For, your enemy, foe, adversary, opponent, we have seen this. Forbid, to deny something, to prohibit, to restrict, to ban, that is forbid. We had seen this. Forte, they say this is not my forte. Dancing is not my forte. Meaning, I cannot do this work. What is that called? Forte is called. Forte means ability, the efficiency to do something is called forte. Frenzy, very crazy, fury, rage, something done in anger. Frenzy, what is that? Something done in madness, what is that called? Frenzy. Friendly, we had seen that. It was very easy. Gregarious. Are you remembering? Gregarious was sociable. Frigid, frozen, freezing, frosty. It is made from freeze a lot. Frigid. Meaning, something that freezes a lot will be frigid. Frees, frivolous, trivial, unimportant, silly. What a word! Frivolous. Frivolous is a word. What does it mean? Filled with very small things. What is called that which is filled with things of a trivial nature? Frivolous is called. Frivolous, meaning trivial, unimportant. Unimportant, unimportant, that which is not important, what will it be called? Frivolous will be called. What will it be called? Frivolous will be called. Very good. What will it be called? Frees. Which is unimportant. What is it? It is unimportant. What will it be called? It is unimportant. Okay? Shall we move forward? Yes sir. Frugal, very thrifty, stingy, prudent. What is prudent? Frugal means a person who is very extra careful, very prudent, what is that called? Frugal. Meaning, one who thinks ahead of harm, is careful, what is that? Frugal. What is it? Frugal. So, frugal means an extra careful, prudent person. Frigid means freezing. Frivolous, which is unimportant, silly. Like, a movie can be frivolous. A hobby can be frivolous. What will that be? Frivolous. Frivolous. Okay? Frenzy means filled with fury, rage, filled with anger, filled with madness, that will be called frenzy. What will it be called? Frenzy will be called. Fraction, that is for part. Forte, where your efficiency lies, that is forte. Okay? Now all the important words are remembered. Gallant, you don't get gallantry awards. Gallantry awards are given to majors, generals, etc. For what? For bravery. So, gallantry means, what does gallant mean? Bravery. Chivalry, courageous. Chivalry or what is called chivalry? The meaning of chivalry itself is bravery. Bravery. And its opposite is coward, timid. These are its opposites. Galvanize, to motivate, to announce, to galvanize, to motivate someone, to announce, to incite someone. Gargantuan, meaning enormous, huge, massive, gigantic. We saw gigantic. Another word related to it is gargantuan. Okay? Garrulous, very talkative. Talks a lot. Chatty. Glib is also a word used. Glib. So, quiet and taciturn are its opposites. This was easy, you had seen it. Gather, to collect, to accumulate, to compile. Which we are doing. Now we are compiling all the words. Gauche, gauche means clumsy. We had seen clumsy. What other new word have we seen? Gauche. Write gauche separately once. Gauche itself means clumsy. What is it? Clumsy. Very poor. What is a very poor person called? Gosh is also called. What is it called? Gosh is also called. Clumsy, awkward, or crude. Its opposite is elegant or polished. Gaudy, showy, garish, vulgar. When someone is talking very vulgarly, talking very showily, we call them gaudy. The word gaudy is used for this. Gaunt, scrawny, skin, for very thin, what is used? Gaunt is used. The word gaunt. Generate, to create, achieve, accomplish. It was easy. Generous, a very kind person is called generous. What is it called? Generous. Selfless, big-hearted, a generous person. Courteous, what did we see? Courteous is also a word for a generous person. Kind is also used as a word for generous. Genesis, related to birth or origin. So, genesis, genetical, you remember it from this. Whatever you remember from genetics, it is related to gen, meaning birth, or your gender. Remember, genuine, real, authentic, sincere. Germane means if something is relevant, applicable, it will be called germane. Gigantic, gigantic, for very big. Immense, colossal, enormous, we have seen all these. Minute and tiny were its opposites, or subtle is a word. Subtle is also used for very fine. Subtle? Subtle. Subtle is used for fine. Subtle. It is used for fine. Okay? Yes. Mark any word that you find difficult separately. If you think I might forget this. This is still easy. Write them down. Write them separately. Like I taught you gauche just now. I taught you gauche. Just now I taught you this word. I taught you germane. A word, gaunt, gaunt, gond. I taught you god. Look at these once. Gloomy, which is dark, dismal. Related to sadness. Listless. That is gloomy. Glorious, that was very easy. Splendid, magnificent, super, we had seen all that. Glorious means magnificent. Gorgeous also for magnificent. Ravishing, dazzling, stunning, all these are for magnificent. Hideous shows ugliness, unattractiveness. Hideous shows ugliness, ugliness, bad things. Hideous. Gratitude, means favor. Thankful, appreciation, gratefulness. Your favor for that thing. Condemnation is called for doing evil. And what else is it called? Denounce is also called. Yes, denounce is also a word. Grave, meaning something is very serious. Solemn. What word is used for that? Grave. Grave. Grave is used for a tomb, and grave is also used for something serious. Gregarious, we had seen that. Gregarious is a very good sociable person. Affable. Cordial. What does affluent mean? Tell me. Who is affluent? Who is affluent? Grim, meaning very barren, sinister, and very desolate, what is that called? Grim. We had read it before too. In the context of light, we had said it is grim. Okay? Grisly, horrible, gruesome, for ghastly. You can skip this once. Haggard, meaning emaciated, thin, or bony. For very thin, and what other word are we reading? Haggard. Before this, what did we read for thin, for weak? Tell me quickly. Haggard. Handy, which is very helpful, useful, convenient. It is called handy. Hapless, meaning luckless. Unfortunate, woeful. Hapless, in which there is no hap. No hope, understand it like that. Meaning, unfortunate. Hapless, hapless. Hapless, in which there is no hap. What can we connect hap with? Hope. In which there is no hope. Meaning, how is it? Unfortunate, in which fortune is not with us, it is woeful, luck is not with us. Haughty, for arrogant, a very arrogant person, egoistic, proud, what is that called? Haughty is called. What is it called? Haughty is called. A person can be naughty, but not haughty, we had seen it like that. Humble, and haughty are opposites. Hazardous, for dangerous, perilous. We had seen perilous too. Perilous has also come here. Very good. Heinous, what is a very heinous act called? Heinous, atrocious, meaning atrocity, evil, reprehensible. These are its synonyms here. Heroic, meaning full of a hero. Meaning, a courageous act. Brave. Valiant effort. You can forget valiant here. I will write valiant separately. Valiant effort. If it is someone's valiant effort, meaning it is their heroic effort. Made from hero. From what? Adding -ic to hero. A hero's effort. Meaning, a valiant effort. What kind of effort? The work we are doing today, this 4-hour class. This is our heroic effort. A valiant effort. Not everyone can do this. Only then will you get admission. You will get the course. You will be successful in your life. Come on. Hospitable, in which someone is entertained. Welcoming, cordial, it is coming again and again. Cordial means to treat someone very well. To do something from the heart. This was it. Hostile, we had seen it. Antagonistic, aggressive, militant. Hostile was for enmity. It was antagonistic. Friendly and cordial were its opposites. We have read many for huge. Ma'am, colossal, we have read all these. Immense, great, for huge. Human, meaning compassionate, considerate, meaning to show mercy to someone, to pity someone, to be considerate. Cordial is its opposite. Humble, we had seen it. Modest or unpretentious. Humble was for unpretentious, modest. Humiliate, to embarrass, to embarrass someone. There was a word for that just now. What was the meaning of ab? What was the meaning of abet? What was the meaning of adapt? What was the meaning of abominable? What was the meaning of admonish? Tell me quickly. What was the meaning of god? What was the meaning of gosh? Tell me. Quickly, quickly. Tell me while writing quickly. Tell me. Denounce, renounce, def. Do you remember everything? Yes sir. Humility, shyness. Humility, there is one humiliation. There is one humility. Both words are different. Humility and humiliation. There is one humility. Humility means politeness. And what is the word made from this? Another is humiliation. This is for insult. For what? For insult. What is this for? For insult. What is humility called? To humiliate. To embarrass someone. Humility, shyness, meekness, passiveness. What is used for shyness? Humility. Identical, exact, completely the same, identifiable. Completely the same. What is that called? Identical. Ignoble, shameful, abject, base. Let's write abject and ignoble together. Shameful. What is a very shameful act called? Abject is called. What is it called? Abject is called. This is an abject deed you have done. It has become abjectable. And what else? Ignoble. And what is this called? Ignoble. That which is not ignoble. Not worth ignoring. Shameful. Abject. And like the opposite of noble, ignoble. You can remember it like this. If you do a noble deed, a magnificent deed, its opposite is ignoble. Remember ignoble like this, even if you don't remember, there is no need to cram so much, just remember this much. Ignominious is important. Shameful. These two are similar to each other. Ignoble and ignominious. Ignoble and ignominious. Shameful, disgraceful. Shameful has come. Respectable. So, whether it is ignoble or ignominious. Ignominious. Both are used for shameful. So, the meaning of ignominious is also shameful. Okay? Is it clear here? Yes sir. Is it clear to everyone? Very good. Ignorant, who doesn't care at all, completely oblivious. This was an important word. Oblivious. Oblivious. This was new. For whom was it? For ignorant. So, if someone is oblivious, meaning they are ignorant, they don't care at all. Completely ignorant. Oblivious. Do you have anyone in touch? Do you have a friend who doesn't care about the exam, about anything? Then what is that called? Oblivious is called. Uninformed, unaware. Knowledgeable is its opposite. Okay? Ignorant and oblivious. Illuminate, to make something shine, to brighten, to lighten. Illusion, confusion, deception, fantasy. Who is living in delusion, who thinks they will become successful without hard work, what will that person be? He is in delusion. In what is he? In delusion. In illusion. In deception. Immaculate, exquisite, spotless, pure. That which is immaculate. That which is immaculate, meaning it is exquisite, spotless, pure. What word do we use for completely pure? Immaculate. What word do we use, my child? Immaculate. How can you remember it? There is the word imitate, right? Imitate. Yes. To imitate. To copy someone. That which cannot be copied. Meaning, immaculate. What has that become? Immaculate. Which is pure. Completely pure. What is that called? Immaculate is called. Immaculate, exquisite, spotless, pure. And its opposite is dirty and filthy. Immature, we had seen that. What did immature mean? We had read immature. Novice, naive. We had read these words. What was their meaning? Innocent, novice. This was their word. Okay? Related to that. Immature, imperfect, childish, inexperienced. We had seen this. Immune, whatever resistance you have inside, that is called immune power. Immutable, that which cannot be changed, what is that called? Immutable. Mutable, that which can be changed. Impurity, it is for inequality. We call it parity. Parity is for equality of something. That which is impurity, meaning there is no equality. Parity and impurity. Remember it from this. Parity means equality of something. To make something equal. Equality. And that which is impurity, not equal, so what word do we use for it? Impurity. What do we use? Impurity? See, I am also telling you ways to remember words. Ways to remember each word. This is not mnemonics. Meaning, a way to remember it from within the words themselves. A way to remember by connecting. So, inequality, disparity, bias. So, call it disparity or impurity. It's the same thing. Let's move forward. Impartial, which is not partial, neutral, unbiased. Impatient, in whom there is no patience, no tolerance, what will that be called? Impatient. Eager, anxious, intolerant. In whom there is no tolerance, in whom there is no tolerance, who cannot tolerate, what is that called? Intolerance is called. Intolerant is called. Patient and content, meaning in whom there is tolerance. Impeccable, my favorite word, my favorite word. Someone asked me on a news channel, like, which is your favorite word? I told them then, impeccable is my favorite word. Because it means something which has no flaw, something which is perfect. So, flawless, exquisite, and precise means impeccable. Its opposite is imperfect. Impede, to block someone. To curb or retard. We are reading a word here, curb. Curb is a word to reduce or stop something. To curb. And from this, we have to remember another word, retard. This also means to stop something. Impede means to impede, meaning to block. Write it separately. These are words that you might forget. Put them in that list, my brother. My sister, write. Impede, to block, to curb. To impede someone. From today, on Instagram, what will you do? You will impede. On Facebook, whom will you impede? What will you do? You will impede. On WhatsApp, what will you do? You will impede. Imperative, which is compulsory, we had seen this. It is imperative. Meaning, this has to happen. Okay? Implied. Impudent. Impudent, meaning rude. Very brash, arrogant. For that, impudent. What other word did we use? Impudent. Impetuous. Impetuous means very careless. Impetuous means in whom there is no patience, careless. Impetuous means a careless person. What kind of person? Impetuous means careless. He is impetuous. We are impetuous. Reckless, careless. Impetuous means careless. Impetuous means careless. Okay? Impetuous means impulsive. Says whatever comes to mind. Does not think. Impulsive, meaning whatever the pulse is, whatever it makes them feel, they do it. Impulsive, reckless, meaning impetuous. Impetuous means careless. Okay? Its opposite is restrained, careful. Who has restrained themselves. Is careful. Implore, to beg someone for something, what is that called? To ask for help from someone, to pray, to implore. And its opposite is to order, to discuss someone. Implicate, to refer, to denote. To denote something or the other is called to implicate. Important, momentous, momentous, powerful, and outstanding, we use the word important for these. Come on. Imposing, this is very good. Imperial, large. Imposing, which on someone, what do we say? On someone. To impose. The meaning of impose is what? There is a word impose. Which means to impose, to force upon someone. Now, if something is imposing. If something is imposing from this, what does it mean? That it has been imposed on someone. Meaning, it is so big that the person is surprised by it. It has taken over them. So, imposing means grandest, imperial, or large. And its opposite is inferior or ignoble. Ignoble, we had seen that. We were seeing ignoble just now. Ignoble and ignominious, we had also seen them. What was the meaning of ignoble and ignominious? Let's see. Let's see what we had written for this. Yes, ignoble and ignominious, we had written. And what was the meaning of both? Tell me quickly. Ignoble, remember how I taught you to remember it? Ignoble, which is worth ignoring, we remembered it like that. Ignoble. Come on. We saw imposing. Impropriety, incorrectness, misdeed, indecency. Where there are flaws, those flaws are called impropriety. Impulsive, saying whatever comes to mind. Yes, abrupt, a very violent person. In, which is pointless, completely in, without an 'n', foolish, silly. Incessant, incessant, something that is happening continuously. Succession. How will you remember this word? Incessant. Succession of something means its end, its end. What is succession? The end. And from this, what became? Incessant became. You must have read or heard this word. Succession of this program, succession of this project. So, from succession, what became? Incessant became. Meaning, that which is not ending, that which is still continuing. That which is continuing. You keep listening to this, when you listen again, these words will come before you again, you will remember. Once you remember, you will remember. Come on, let's move forward. Inclement means merciless, we had seen that. Which is harsh, without mercy. Inclement. Inconsequential, this is a very good word. Inconsequential, meaning unimportant, trivial. We had read one or two more words for unimportant, hadn't we? We had read more just now. Yes sir, we had read. What was it? Frivolous. What was it? What was it? Frivolous. Frees. Trivial. Meaning, that which is free, not important. So, what became? It became frivolous. And we had seen trivial for unimportant. Yes, remember.

It is happening, sir. It is being remembered. Inconsequential, which cannot bring a consequence. From which a result cannot come. What is the word? One word of ours is "consequent." What is the word? "Consequent" is a word. Of what consequence? The result of something. Right? This is what it is. What is that which cannot give a result? Inconsequential. What is it? Inconsequential. What will be called that which is not capable of giving a result? It will be called inconsequential. It will be called unimportant. It will be called insignificant. Incredible, which is not credible, is incredible, is unbelievable. Cannot believe it. Absurd or improbable. We had studied these. Indigenous, these are good words. These are words that can be forgotten, in which we can forget. These are the ones that need to be solidified. The real thing, the real thing is to solidify these. Indigenous, domestic, primitive. Primitive and endemic, which are domestic, primitive, and those that are from outside, what are they called? Migrant and alien. So, indigenous? Those that are domestic, domestic, what are they called? Indigenous. Indigent. Indigent means poor, needy, or destitute. We had also studied the word "destitute." What are they called? Indigent. Which are indigent. To inept. To inept something. Incompetent, inefficient. We had seen "adept" as a word, which is competent, skillful, what is it called? Adept. And inept is formed from this. Both are similar to each other. It was "adept," and what are we seeing? We are seeing "inept." This is what we are seeing, "adept" and "inept." We are seeing these. Alright. Yes, we are seeing this. Very good. Very good. Come. Let's move forward. Let's move forward. We saw "inept." Infernal. It's time for the class session. The child said a very good thing, that the class session time is over. It is absolutely over. Just a little bit is left, it's about to finish. Come on, sir. Come on, sir. To infuriate, to make someone angry. Ingenious. Who is ingenious? Just. Who is genius. How can we remember "ingenious"? Who is genius. How can we remember "ingenious"? Who is genius. Who is genius. "Genius" is written in it itself. So, who is genius. There is a difference in spelling. That genius is what? Clever. Cunning. Intelligent. Ingenious means clever, creative, original. Very good. Ingenious, it came the same. To initiate, to start something. Innocuous. Harmless, inoffensive, and bland. What word is used for harmless? Innocuous. What? Can we remember "innocuous" from "innocent"? Yes. Absolutely we can. There is a word "innocent," right? Yes. From this, what was made? Innocuous. What was made? Innocuous was made. What does it mean? That which is harmless, that which is innocent, it can come like this. That which is harmless, is what? It is innocuous. I will also give you this word file, the handwritten file, the file. Keep that too. Do you know what the benefit of that is? The trick I have used to connect all these words, you will remember them. You will remember them. Innocuous is harmless. It is inoffensive, and its opposite is harmful. To inordinate, to do excessively. Irrational, it will be very unreasonable. That is, inordinate, not ordinate. Not ordinary. We will remember it like this. Insane, it is said for a mad person. Insulent, it is said for a very rude person. It is said for a very arrogant person, insulent. It is also said for haughty. Insulent it is. So, we saw one word for arrogant, one word we saw was "haughty," and one we just saw was "insulent." And what does "indolent" mean? Tell me. Indolent means, tell me. Indolent. Yes. Insular, detached, isolated. For isolated, there is also "insular." There is also "insular." Indifferent. Didn't that also mean the same? Cold person. And for this, what are we seeing? Insular. What word are we seeing? Insular. What other word did we see? We saw "insular." Yes. We saw "insular." Very good. Come on, sir. Come on, sir. I am preparing you for the next class. Even if you remember a little bit of the lower ones, when we repeat them in the next class, you will remember all of them. So, please, please let's complete this. Come on, sir. Intangible, that which cannot be seen, cannot be touched, is called intangible. Like the love between you and me, we cannot hear it, cannot see it, cannot feel it. We can feel it, but cannot see it and cannot touch it. Integrity, it is called honesty. Interdict, to forbid something, or if it becomes worthy of being forbidden, it is called interdict. Intermittent, look at this word carefully. That which is irregular, sporadic, or periodic. That which is not regular, how is it? It is intermittent, it is called intermittent, as intervals are coming again and again. Intolerant, that which is not bearable. Intriguing, alluring, fascinating, and enthralling. Intriguing means very alluring, captivating, what is it called? It is called intriguing. What is it called? Intriguing. Alluring. Why does this keep coming again and again? That's it. Finished. Finished. Intuitive, that which is the voice of the human mind, is natural, what is it? It is intuitive. What is it? It is intuitive. It is intuitive. Invisible, that which cannot be seen. Okay? And among these, I will do the important ones. So that we can finish quickly. Cumulation, it was related to happiness, you have already seen it. Lament means to grieve, to mourn. To express sorrow for someone, to cry over something. What is that? Lament. What is it? Lament. Meaning, just as you celebrate something, what is its opposite? Lament. Write it down. Lapse. For mistake, "lapse" is used. Latent. Latent, that show also came, which became controversial. Latent means hidden, inherent, or concealed. That which is hidden, what is it? Latent. It is latent. You had seen that too. Lenient, it is said for a very lazy person. Lenient, merciful, mild. It is said for mild. It is said for merciful. Lenient, not that lenient, sorry, spelling mistake. The merciful one, the one who has mercy. Benign, that is, what do you say? That which is tolerant, that which can bear, what is it called? It is lenient. Liberty, it is said for freedom. Listless, it is said for a sad person. One who is devoid of energy. Lucid, it is used for clear. What will be the opposite of vague? It will be lucid. Let's move forward, sir. To lure, to attract someone, to seduce. We had seen this. Entice is also included in this. Mag, yes, Mag. Magnanimous means benevolent, charitable, selfless. Magnanimous means one who is selfless. Something done out of great love. It is very loving. It is charitable. It is selfless. What is it called? Magnanimous. What is it called? Magnanimous. And maleficent means evil, harmful, very dangerous. Full of devilishness. Full of evil, what is it called? Maleficent. One is. One is. What do you say? One who does very good deeds. One is maleficent. Meaning, whose intention is bad, full of hatred. Malignant means harmful, deadly, fatal. This is malignant. All the "mal" ones, meaning they show evil. They show evil. To maneuver, to trick someone like this, to manipulate, to handle. Remember "handle" mainly. It is used for maneuver. To manifest, meaning to think about something, to ponder, to gain clarity, what is it called? To manifest. Massive, it is used for very big. Meager means minimum, for the least, meager is used. Melancholy, to be in great sadness, what is it called? Melancholy. To be in sadness, in gloom. Metal, one who has courage, bravery, fortitude, what is it? It is metal. Okay, sir. Miscreant, it is said for a criminal, wicked, those who cause trouble, they are called miscreants. And monotonous, that which is going on dully, going on one-sidedly, is monotonous. Currently, this class is going on one-sidedly, it is becoming monotonous. I do understand that. Okay. Just a few more, and then the important ones, last 5 minutes only, last 5 minutes, last 5 minutes. Okay. Yes, 28% battery. I don't understand. My child, you are a champion for coming this far. Morbid means dark, grim. Morose means gloomy, sullen, glum. And remember "mundane." Mundane is said for very dull. It is said for dull. Naive, you have already seen that. Nebulous, it is said for unclear and vague. Okay, sir. I have also done this for you. You must be getting these. Oblivious, to neglect, oblivious. Okay? Obnoxious means offensive, abominable, repulsive. So, we had seen this. Obnoxious means that which is bad to look at, offensive. Abominable. These are repeating now. These are repeating now. Yes. Onerous means burdensome, troublesome, arduous, very difficult. That is called onerous. Okay? Yes. Opulent, what do you say? Affluent, wealthy, prosperous. For that, opulent is used. Overt, it is for open. Okay? It's okay now. It will take too much time now. It will take too much time now. But I will give you this file. I will give you this file. Okay? Because if we go on like this, it will take too much time. Alright, sir. What did we do today? We did a great job today. We did a great job today. What did we do? Today, in 4 hours, we tried to compile 2000 words, and we succeeded somewhere because along with one word, we remembered five-five words with it. So, if we have done 400 words of vocabulary keys in the entire class, and we were repeating at least five words in 400, then we were able to do 2000+ words. We were able to touch at least. Our target was big, in which we tried to connect the words in different ways, how they were formed, which are important words, which are the words that I might forget, you might forget. In this way, we made word charts. We tried to read them in different ways. We tried to establish their connection. How they were formed. What is the relation between persistent and reluctance? Which are important from the exam point of view, which are not? We did all that. Along with that, we also practiced some questions. So, we have tried to compile all these words in a very different, different way. Our effort was great. You supported me fully in it. But yes, the words I brought for you were more than 2000. So, I wanted to give you as much as possible. That's why, that's why I had many files to give you. Now, now that the class is about to end, it's 9:09, and the class started at 5:17. I told you when the class started, my child, what did I tell you? What did I tell you? My younger sister, younger brother, how many? 34 more files, right? 48 were already there. Yes. I told you that the class starts at 5:17. By 9:00 when the class is ending, your confidence will have increased. You will have remembered many words, and you will feel that yes, I have covered quite a few words in this class today, that now I am confident enough that if I push myself a little, I can do very well in the future. I can do it. Okay? Okay. Yes, yes, I will do it. Yes, this PDF, yes, I will give this PDF. No, child, if you say, I will continue even more. If you say, I am saying it because of you. Yes. So, let's do one thing, let's stop it here for a bit. What do we do? Let's do one thing, let's continue this class tomorrow. Let's continue this class tomorrow. At the same time. Let's continue at the same time. What are you thinking? Will I leave you? The class will not be on alternate days. Tomorrow's class will be regular. Let's start again at 5:00 tomorrow. Let's start again at 5:00. Let's start again at 5:00. Let's do it from 5:00 to 9:00 again. Let's do it from 5:00 to 9:00 again tomorrow. Let's do the same vocabulary class. How did you like my idea? How did you like my idea? So that this one of yours also gets practiced. Let's do these too. Right? It will be fun. What is the date tomorrow? The second, right? Not in the morning. No, no, let's do it tomorrow. It will take some time too. You will remember them too. Yes, so let the result come, no problem. Right? Let's continue tomorrow. Tomorrow, tomorrow, let's do one more class and continue it. Part two of this. Okay? Because these are very important words, and tomorrow, the questions, we had fewer questions today. Tomorrow, let's target questions. Let's practice with questions. And we will compile all the remaining words, man. So that our vocabulary bank will increase further. And these two days, these two days of class will prove to be a booster for you. My effort was to make you completely memorize them today itself. I would have done more than 2000, but today I could only touch them. Meaning, I could only touch these words. And the reason for that is, if we went at too much speed, then these would not have been remembered either. Man, if I had just kept writing like this, and you just kept cramming, then what would have been the benefit? You also have words and files. You have complete books. Okay? So, we will do one thing. We will do one thing, let's continue tomorrow from 5:00. Not 6:00, let's continue from 5:00, so that we can finish a little early. So, 5 to 9. Do I have any other class tomorrow? Not yet. We will have class tomorrow. Let's continue this. Now, I will give you this file, and you will get the file that we studied today. Okay? And I will not give the other file. Not now. Not now. Otherwise, you won't study. Or maybe I won't give any file. What do you say? Shall I not give the file? You will do it with me tomorrow. What you have written, remember that. Okay, let's do it tomorrow. Very good, child. Very good. Okay. So, thank you so much for your time and for your energy. We will continue our class because otherwise we will forget. If we teach more now, I can continue for 2 more hours, but then you will start forgetting. The mind has a limited power. Okay? You have made this marathon class a success, my child. A lot of confidence is coming. Comment and tell me how many words you think you have memorized now. You have learned new words. What is your opinion about this class? And join tomorrow. These two classes will prove to be a masterstroke for you, in which we will have compiled and will be studying and teaching so many words. Tomorrow, this board will be filled again. Tomorrow, your books will be decorated again. Tomorrow, you will fill entire pages with pen, and see, we will remember all this, and our exam will go very well. Thank you so much for your time, for your energy, for your positive words, for your nice words. Thanks a lot. Your brother bids you farewell for now. See you tomorrow at 5:00. Love you all. Bye-bye.